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Maldives Records Increased Israeli Tourist Arrivals in July
Maldives Immigration statistics show Israeli tourist arrivals rose to 124 in July from 82 in June, despite a Cabinet decision of 2 June to change the law banning Israeli passport holders. The ban remains unimplemented, with a MDP bill referred to the 241 Committee and the Attorney General advising that a blanket ban be reconsidered.
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Maldives Records Increased Israeli Tourist Arrivals in July
124 tourists Israeli tourist arrivals in July 2024
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124 touristsIsraeli tourist arrivals in July 2024Maldives RepublicData shows that 124 Israeli tourists visited the country in July this year; compared to 82 Israeli arrivals in June.
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82 touristsIsraeli tourist arrivals in June 2024Maldives RepublicData shows that 124 Israeli tourists visited the country in July this year; compared to 82 Israeli arrivals in June.
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The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party introduced a bill to parliament to implement the ban, and the bill was accepted for consideration and referred to the Security Services Committee (241 Committee).JuneparliamentMaldives RepublicNearly three months into the Cabinet decision, the opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP), in June, introduced a bill to parliament to implement the ban. The bill was accepted for consideration with overwhelming support, including from administration-aligned Members of Parliament, and was referred to the Security Services Committee (241 Committee).
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