Muizzu Critiques Former Government, Outlines Future Strategy in New Year Message

President Mohamed Muizzu, in his New Year's message, critiqued the previous administration's foreign, religious, and infrastructure policies. He highlighted the removal of foreign troops as a key campaign issue, with uncertainty over the exact number of Indian soldiers (initially 77, later 89 including doctors). Muizzu also implied the Solih government failed in development, while the previous administration focused on sewerage projects on all inhabited islands. He emphasized fulfilling first 100-day pledges and promised exceptional development in early 2024.

President Mohamed Muizzu, in his New Year's message, critiqued the previous administration's foreign, religious, and infrastructure policies. He highlighted the removal of foreign troops as a key campaign issue, with uncertainty over the exact number of Indian soldiers (initially 77, later 89 including doctors). Muizzu also implied the Solih government failed in development, while the previous administration focused on sewerage projects on all inhabited islands. He emphasized fulfilling first 100-day pledges and promised exceptional development in early 2024.

President Mohamed Muizzu, in his New Year's message, critiqued the previous administration's foreign, religious, and infrastructure policies. He highlighted the removal of foreign troops as a key campaign issue, with uncertainty over the exact number of Indian soldiers (initially 77, later 89 including doctors). Muizzu also implied the Solih government failed in development, while the previous administration focused on sewerage projects on all inhabited islands. He emphasized fulfilling first 100-day pledges and promised exceptional development in early 2024.

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