Nasheed: Solih will work with us after chairperson election

Former Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed expressed confidence that former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih will support the opposition party's 'Great Change' initiative after the MDP chairperson election. Speaking on Sangu TV's Hello Anni programme, Nasheed said he intended to consult Solih after the election and was certain they would work together. Nasheed's remarks came after former Finance Minister Ibrahim Ameer claimed the MDP lost the 2023 election because party leaders believed they could succeed without Nasheed. Solih responded that a proposed deal involved committing to a parliamentary system referendum before the election and dismissing three cabinet ministers. Nasheed rejected Solih's account, joking that Solih might have a lapse in memory. Nasheed stressed that past disagreements should be left behind to unite the party.

Former Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed expressed confidence that former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih will support the opposition party's 'Great Change' initiative after the MDP chairperson election. Speaking on Sangu TV's Hello Anni programme, Nasheed said he intended to consult Solih after the election and was certain they would work together. Nasheed's remarks came after former Finance Minister Ibrahim Ameer claimed the MDP lost the 2023 election because party leaders believed they could succeed without Nasheed. Solih responded that a proposed deal involved committing to a parliamentary system referendum before the election and dismissing three cabinet ministers. Nasheed rejected Solih's account, joking that Solih might have a lapse in memory. Nasheed stressed that past disagreements should be left behind to unite the party.

Former Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed expressed confidence that former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih will support the opposition party's 'Great Change' initiative after the MDP chairperson election. Speaking on Sangu TV's Hello Anni programme, Nasheed said he intended to consult Solih after the election and was certain they would work together. Nasheed's remarks came after former Finance Minister Ibrahim Ameer claimed the MDP lost the 2023 election because party leaders believed they could succeed without Nasheed. Solih responded that a proposed deal involved committing to a parliamentary system referendum before the election and dismissing three cabinet ministers. Nasheed rejected Solih's account, joking that Solih might have a lapse in memory. Nasheed stressed that past disagreements should be left behind to unite the party.

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