Government Shifts Stance on India Deals

President Mohamed Muizzu's government has shifted its stance on transparency regarding agreements with India. Previously promising public disclosure, the government now states that full details cannot be made public due to diplomatic protocols. President's Office spokesperson Heena Waleed said accountability lies with Parliament to review the agreements. The PNC-PPM coalition, which criticized the previous MDP government for not sharing information, raised concerns about the Uthuru Thilafalhu Agreement and the Hydrography Agreement. The new government's position marks a notable departure from earlier promises to disclose any agreements affecting sovereignty.

President Mohamed Muizzu's government has shifted its stance on transparency regarding agreements with India. Previously promising public disclosure, the government now states that full details cannot be made public due to diplomatic protocols. President's Office spokesperson Heena Waleed said accountability lies with Parliament to review the agreements. The PNC-PPM coalition, which criticized the previous MDP government for not sharing information, raised concerns about the Uthuru Thilafalhu Agreement and the Hydrography Agreement. The new government's position marks a notable departure from earlier promises to disclose any agreements affecting sovereignty.

President Mohamed Muizzu's government has shifted its stance on transparency regarding agreements with India. Previously promising public disclosure, the government now states that full details cannot be made public due to diplomatic protocols. President's Office spokesperson Heena Waleed said accountability lies with Parliament to review the agreements. The PNC-PPM coalition, which criticized the previous MDP government for not sharing information, raised concerns about the Uthuru Thilafalhu Agreement and the Hydrography Agreement. The new government's position marks a notable departure from earlier promises to disclose any agreements affecting sovereignty.

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