Japan Donates MVR 38 Million Worth Drug Detection Equipment to MNDF

Japan donated MVR 38 million worth drug detection and testing equipment to the Maldives National Defence Force (MNDF) through an agreement with UNODC. The equipment will identify illicit drugs brought by sea. Defence Minister Mariya Ahmed Didi accepted the donation from Japanese Ambassador Takeuchi Midori at a ceremony at Bandaara Koshi barracks in Malé. Japan and the Maldives established diplomatic relations in 1967. The Maldives opened its embassy in Tokyo in 2007, and Japan opened its embassy in Malé in 2016. Japan is a major development partner.

Japan donated MVR 38 million worth drug detection and testing equipment to the Maldives National Defence Force (MNDF) through an agreement with UNODC. The equipment will identify illicit drugs brought by sea. Defence Minister Mariya Ahmed Didi accepted the donation from Japanese Ambassador Takeuchi Midori at a ceremony at Bandaara Koshi barracks in Malé. Japan and the Maldives established diplomatic relations in 1967. The Maldives opened its embassy in Tokyo in 2007, and Japan opened its embassy in Malé in 2016. Japan is a major development partner.

Japan donated MVR 38 million worth drug detection and testing equipment to the Maldives National Defence Force (MNDF) through an agreement with UNODC. The equipment will identify illicit drugs brought by sea. Defence Minister Mariya Ahmed Didi accepted the donation from Japanese Ambassador Takeuchi Midori at a ceremony at Bandaara Koshi barracks in Malé. Japan and the Maldives established diplomatic relations in 1967. The Maldives opened its embassy in Tokyo in 2007, and Japan opened its embassy in Malé in 2016. Japan is a major development partner.

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