Muizzu Government Lacks Planning, Abusing State Resources in Parliamentary Elections: Ex-President Solih

Former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih criticized the Muizzu administration for lacking planning and misusing state resources ahead of parliamentary elections. He contrasted his own government's achievements in securing US$200 million for the budget, US$800 million in project financing, and a US$400 million currency swap. Solih criticized the Ras Malé project as unplanned and alleged that the airport project was moved from Magoodhoo to Nilandhoo to help President Muizzu's sister Fatima Saudha win a seat. He claimed tourism lost US$58 million in three months due to foreign policy. Solih urged voters to give MDP a majority to set the economy right.

Former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih criticized the Muizzu administration for lacking planning and misusing state resources ahead of parliamentary elections. He contrasted his own government's achievements in securing US$200 million for the budget, US$800 million in project financing, and a US$400 million currency swap. Solih criticized the Ras Malé project as unplanned and alleged that the airport project was moved from Magoodhoo to Nilandhoo to help President Muizzu's sister Fatima Saudha win a seat. He claimed tourism lost US$58 million in three months due to foreign policy. Solih urged voters to give MDP a majority to set the economy right.

Former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih criticized the Muizzu administration for lacking planning and misusing state resources ahead of parliamentary elections. He contrasted his own government's achievements in securing US$200 million for the budget, US$800 million in project financing, and a US$400 million currency swap. Solih criticized the Ras Malé project as unplanned and alleged that the airport project was moved from Magoodhoo to Nilandhoo to help President Muizzu's sister Fatima Saudha win a seat. He claimed tourism lost US$58 million in three months due to foreign policy. Solih urged voters to give MDP a majority to set the economy right.

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