Foreign Minister Zameer Meets US Secretary of State Blinken

Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington D.C. to enhance bilateral relations, focusing on defence, security, democracy, economic growth, and climate change. Blinken called Maldives an important partner and emphasized a free and open Indo-Pacific. Zameer reaffirmed commitments to climate, democracy, and maritime security. He also met USAID Administrator Samantha Power, expressing gratitude for USAID support. Zameer will travel to New York for meetings with UN Secretary-General António Guterres and USG Li Junhua, as well as tour operators and Maldivian diaspora.

Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington D.C. to enhance bilateral relations, focusing on defence, security, democracy, economic growth, and climate change. Blinken called Maldives an important partner and emphasized a free and open Indo-Pacific. Zameer reaffirmed commitments to climate, democracy, and maritime security. He also met USAID Administrator Samantha Power, expressing gratitude for USAID support. Zameer will travel to New York for meetings with UN Secretary-General António Guterres and USG Li Junhua, as well as tour operators and Maldivian diaspora.

Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington D.C. to enhance bilateral relations, focusing on defence, security, democracy, economic growth, and climate change. Blinken called Maldives an important partner and emphasized a free and open Indo-Pacific. Zameer reaffirmed commitments to climate, democracy, and maritime security. He also met USAID Administrator Samantha Power, expressing gratitude for USAID support. Zameer will travel to New York for meetings with UN Secretary-General António Guterres and USG Li Junhua, as well as tour operators and Maldivian diaspora.

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