MP Abdulla Rifau (Bochey) said President Muizzu's government empowers Maldivian youth through the National Apprenticeship Programme, the Maldives 2.0 digitalization drive, content creator monetization, Temu e-commerce facilitated with Maldives Post, and the National Service Programme. He also accused the opposition MDP of disrupting youth protests and undermining tourism.
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Member of Parliament for South Maafannu, Abdulla Rifau (Bochey), highlighted these initiatives during last night event at the PNC headquarters.
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President Muizzu has demonstrated that this government listens to the youth
Young people were the biggest stakeholders in his victory.
If we look at the Maldives, especially the youth, everyone has the latest phone in their hand.
When we find ways to do business, transactions, and government work through that phone, that's when the real benefits will come.
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The National Apprenticeship Programme has already seen over 300 young individuals complete training and enter the job market.
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The National Service Programme, targeting youth aged 16 to 28, focuses on instilling discipline, ethical values, and a sense of national pride.
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