India has expanded the number of ITEC training slots for Maldivian civil servants from 200 to 300 for 2024, following the reported success of the 2023 programme. Since 2019 the Indian government has helped train 3,200 Maldivian civil servants, with the Maldives' allocation having risen from an initial 50 slots.
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The Maldives was initially the beneficiary of 50 such opportunities under the programme.
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The allocation of slots for the Maldives saw a significant increase to 200 in 2019, a development that coincided with a visit to India by then-President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih.
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Since 2019, the Indian government has helped train 3,200 Maldivian civil servants.
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Over the years, it has facilitated the training of over 200,000 officials from more than 160 countries, spanning both civilian and defence sectors.
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Over the years, it has facilitated the training of over 200,000 officials from more than 160 countries, spanning both civilian and defence sectors.
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Indian High Commissioner to the Maldives, Manu Mahawar, meets with officers of the Maldives Customs Service who attended the “Intelligence, Information and Investigation" training held from 26 to 30 September 2023, at Faridabad, India
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