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President Muizzu Calls for Increased Female Participation in Science and Technology
On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu issued a message highlighting women's contributions to STEM and reaffirming the government's commitment to expanding opportunities for women and girls. He pointed to scholarships, student loans, first-degree grants and vocational labs, and linked women's role in the digital economy to the goal of a developed Maldives by 2040.
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On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we honour the significant contributions and pioneering achievements made by women and girls in science.
This day further strengthens our resolve to increase the participation of women in STEM, to ensure equal opportunities and support for their growth and success, which would ultimately lead to the prosperity of society.
Together, through targeted initiatives and inclusive policies, we are fostering an environment where women can thrive in the field of science, and position the Maldives as a leader of equity and excellence for women and girls.
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President Muizzu posted a message on his official X account about the contributions of women and girls in science.The StandardTo mark the occasion, President Muizzu also took to his official X (formerly Twitter) account, expressing his admiration for the contributions of women and girls in science
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