President Mohamed Muizzu said the administration will work to make Aasandha health scheme services available in more countries, naming Thailand and the United Arab Emirates, including covering accommodation expenses. He spoke to the media at Velana International Airport after an official visit to China, during which 20 agreements were signed between the Maldives and China.
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President Muizzu’s visit to China ended on Friday.
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We don’t want Aasandha services to be limited to facilities that are available in certain countries, but rather look for countries which offer better quality services [that fit patients] such as the UAE and Thailand.
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During the visit, 20 agreements were signed between the Maldives and China.
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Speaking to the media at Velana International Airport upon his arrival in the Maldives after completing his official visit to China, the President said that he is working to arrange services to be available in Thailand and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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