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Maldives to Co-Chair CMMSS 2026

The Maldives will co-chair the 2026 Commonwealth Ministerial Meeting on Small States (CMMSS), a decision announced during the ongoing Small States ministerial meeting ahead of CHOGM in Samoa. Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdulla Khaleel met fellow Commonwealth small-state foreign ministers and pressed for financial reforms, climate finance commitments ahead of COP29, and debt sustainability solutions.

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  1. Wed 23 Oct
    The decision that the Maldives will co-chair the 2026 CMMSS was announced during the Ministerial Meeting of the Small States ahead of CHOGM. Samoa on Wednesday only Maldives Republic The decision was announced during the ongoing Ministerial Meeting of the Small States ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Samoa on Wednesday.

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  • Foreign Minister Abdulla Khaleel met foreign ministers from the Small States of the Commonwealth and discussed issues facing small states. during the ongoing meeting of the CMMSS Maldives Republic During the ongoing meeting of the CMMSS, Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdulla Khaleel met with foreign ministers from the Small States of the Commonwealth and discussed pressing issues facing small states, including economic vulnerability, climate action, and access to finance, the Ministry said.

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