The final batch of Indian military personnel is set to leave the Maldives by 10 May, confirmed at the fourth meeting of the India-Maldives High Level Core Group in New Delhi, with Indian civilian experts to replace them. Two batches have already departed, in March and on 9 April, while Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer is due to visit India on 9 May.
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As the phased withdrawal continues, the Maldives has seen two batches of Indian military personnel leave, the first in March and the second on 9 April.
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Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer is due to visit India on 9 May, marking the first high-level visit since President Muizzu assumed office.
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Despite claims during the campaign that over a thousand Indian soldiers were stationed in the Maldives, government figures suggest the actual number was around 80.
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This was confirmed during the fourth meeting of the India-Maldives High Level Core Group held in New Delhi, where both sides discussed bilateral relations, including defence cooperation and joint development projects.
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As the phased withdrawal continues, the Maldives has seen two batches of Indian military personnel leave, the first in March and the second on 9 April.
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The logistics for this transition are on track, and the next High Level Core Group meeting is scheduled for June or July.
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