The PPM-PNC coalition leadership travelled to Addu City on Thursday to thank residents for their election support, hear concerns and expand party membership. The coalition announced a joint primary on 20 January with candidate applications from 20 to 31 December, while the Elections Commission expects parliamentary elections in late March or early April 2024.
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The Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) and the People's National Congress (PNC) leadership embarked on a trip to Addu City on Thursday, signalling a robust campaign to bolster membership and consolidate their coalition's position.
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Abdul Raheem Abdulla, PNC Chairperson speaks to reporters at Velana International Airport on Thursday, 2 November 2023.
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This was exemplified by Muizzu's aspiration to increase the PNC's membership to 10,000, a goal set to fortify the party's base without necessitating transfers from the PPM ranks.
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The coalition announced a joint primary scheduled for 20 January, with candidate applications welcomed between 20 to 31 December.
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