President Mohamed Muizzu announced the removal of 228 political appointees from government ministries over the next 15 days as a cost-cutting measure under his Economic Reform Agenda. The President's Office said the move is expected to save the government MVR 5.7 million each month.
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This significant reduction in political appointments aligns with the President’s broader efforts to streamline government operations and ensure more efficient use of public funds
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The 228 appointees, set to be removed over the next 15 days, include seven state ministers, 43 deputy ministers, 109 senior political directors, and 69 political directors.
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The 228 appointees, set to be removed over the next 15 days, include seven state ministers, 43 deputy ministers, 109 senior political directors, and 69 political directors.
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The 228 appointees, set to be removed over the next 15 days, include seven state ministers, 43 deputy ministers, 109 senior political directors, and 69 political directors.
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The 228 appointees, set to be removed over the next 15 days, include seven state ministers, 43 deputy ministers, 109 senior political directors, and 69 political directors.
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According to the president, this measure is expected to save the government MVR 5.7 million each month.
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