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Maldives, Malta Seek Closer Cooperation on Trade, Tourism and Climate Action

Foreign Minister Abdulla Khaleel met Malta's Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg in Valletta on 7 April 2025, agreeing to strengthen bilateral ties in climate action, trade, and tourism. They reaffirmed commitment to environmental stewardship and renewable energy. Khaleel also met Professor Stephen Calleya to discuss diplomatic education cooperation between FOSIM and MEDAC. Both sides emphasized people-to-people ties through tourism, fisheries, and higher education.

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Foreign Minister Abdulla Khaleel met Malta's Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg in Valletta on 7 April 2025, agreeing to strengthen bilateral ties in climate action, trade, and tourism. They reaffirmed commitment to environmental stewardship and renewable energy. Khaleel also met Professor Stephen Calleya to discuss diplomatic education cooperation between FOSIM and MEDAC. Both sides emphasized people-to-people ties through tourism, fisheries, and higher education.

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