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If Maldives Economy Needs Bitter Pill for Revival, Now Is the Time To Make Things Clear: Deputy Speaker
Deputy Speaker of Parliament Ahmed Nazim said the administration should honestly explain Maldives' current economic situation to the public and outline any 'bitter pill' needed to overcome the slowdown, drawing lessons from Sri Lanka's bankruptcy and Pakistan's IMF/World Bank-backed reforms. He urged that economic options be examined well before the 2025 budget discussions rather than waiting until November.
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“The people of Maldives have to be told these things very honestly. That’s because the expectations of the people and everything is based on what they [the administration]… The people need to know whether projects will be implemented or no…
“Therefore, we should not wait until budget discussion for November but see what we should do now. As they say in English, we should have a hard talk with the Finance Ministry,”
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US$3 billionfinancial assistance banked by Saudi Arabia in Pakistan's central bankMaldives Republic“Saudi Arabia has already banked US$3 billion in Pakistan’s central bank because they had agreed to the ‘bitter medicine’ proposed by World Bank and the IMF,” Nazim said.
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