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Government To Implement Cost-Cutting Measures; Key Agreement To Be Submitted for Parliamentary Approval

President Mohamed Muizzu decided to implement a multifaceted economic policy to reduce costs and boost revenue, appointed a Cabinet subcommittee on economic diversification and revenue growth, approved the Malé Fahi Programme to tackle traffic congestion, and decided to submit the Samoa Agreement text to Parliament for approval. The Maldives would gain enhanced access to European Union opportunities and smoother trade for fisheries products by becoming a full OACPS member.

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  1. Mon 24 Jun
    President Muizzu decided at the Cabinet meeting to submit the text of the Samoa Agreement with the OACPS to the Parliament for approval. on Monday only Maldives Republic newest At the Cabinet meeting on Monday, President Muizzu also decided to submit the text of the Samoa Agreement with the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) to the Parliament for approval.

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  2. Mon 24 Jun
    President Muizzu and his cabinet ministers held a meeting. on 24 June 2024 only Maldives Republic President Mohamed Muizzu and his cabinet ministers during a meeting on 24 June 2024 | Photo: President's Office

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