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President Muizzu Rises to Defend the Nation: $100M Boost as Threats Loom Near Maldives

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has re-enacted Decree No. 6/2025, raising the minimum investment required for national security projects from $15 million to $100 million amid regional tensions over threats to the US-UK base on Diego Garcia. The article states the decree details specific projects and required expenditure, with exact details kept confidential for security reasons.

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President Muizzu Rises to Defend the Nation: $100M Boost as Threats Loom Near Maldives

$100 million minimum investment for national security projects after the decree

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  • $100 million minimum investment for national security projects after the decree The Standard This decree significantly elevates the minimum investment for projects aimed at safeguarding the nation's independence from $15 million to an assertive $100 million.

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  • $15 million minimum investment for national security projects before the decree The Standard This decree significantly elevates the minimum investment for projects aimed at safeguarding the nation's independence from $15 million to an assertive $100 million.

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  • approximately 1,275 kilometers distance of Diego Garcia from Malé The Standard Diego Garcia, a strategic military installation located approximately 1,275 kilometers south of Malé, has become a focal point of geopolitical friction.

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