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Muizzu’s First Interview With AJ Clarifies Policy Objectives, Yet Global Media Still Locked in Geo-Political Narrative

A commentary argues that President-elect Dr Mohamed Muizzu's first international interview with Al Jazeera set out his policy priorities, but international media continued to frame him through an India-China geopolitical lens. The piece says coverage fixated on his commitment to remove Indian military personnel while overlooking debt sustainability, trade, finance and infrastructure ties.

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  1. Sat 30 Sep
    Dr Mohamed Muizzu won the presidential election and made his first public statement after the victory. 30 September 2023 only Maldives Republic President-elect Mohamed Muizzu makes his first public statement after the election victory 30 September 2023.

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  • Muizzu sat down with Al Jazeera for his first international media interview since winning the presidential election. Maldives Republic In his first international media interview since winning the presidential election, Dr Mohamed Muizzu sat down with Al Jazeera to discuss his vision for the Maldives.

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