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Maldives Foreign Minister Apologises for Derogatory Remarks, Meets Indian Officials to Mend Relations
During his first official visit to New Delhi, Maldives Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer apologised to the Indian government for derogatory comments made by three Maldivian officials against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January, and met Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar to discuss bilateral ties. The article notes the comments had triggered a boycott campaign that cut Indian tourist arrivals to the Maldives.
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Thu 9 MayForeign Minister Moosa Zameer apologised to the Indian government for derogatory comments made by three Maldivian officials against Prime M…New Delhion Thursdayonly Maldives RepublicDuring his first official visit to New Delhi, Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer apologised to the Indian government on Thursday for derogatory comments made by three high-ranking Maldivian government officials against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January.
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