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President Muizzu to Visit India ‘Soon’: President’s Office

The President's Office said President Mohamed Muizzu will visit India soon, with bilateral consultations underway to set a date, as relations between the two countries show signs of improvement after a period of tension. The article notes the withdrawal of Indian troops from the Maldives and the resumption of operations of Indian-donated aircraft.

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  1. Fri 10 May
    All Indian troops stationed in the Maldives were withdrawn and replaced with Indian civilian contractors. by 10 May only Maldives Republic According to the Muizzu administration, all Indian troops that had been stationed in the Maldives were withdrawn by 10 May and replaced with Indian civilian contractors.

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  2. Tue 10 Sep
    Chief Spokesperson at the President's Office Heena Waleed confirmed during a media briefing that President Muizzu is set to visit India soo… Tuesday only Maldives Republic newest President Mohamed Muizzu is set to visit India soon, with bilateral consultations already underway to determine the best date for the visit, Chief Spokesperson at the President's Office Heena Waleed confirmed during a media briefing at the President's Office on Tuesday.

    Word for word from the report in Maldives Republic. Open the report

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