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Acting Commissioner Naveen Leads Historic Push for Police-Media Partnership

The Maldives Police Service held its first 'Police-Media Reception 2025' at the Iskandharu Building in Male' on May 20, initiated by Acting Commissioner Ismail Naveen and held in conjunction with World Press Freedom Day. Police officials and Maldives Journalists Association representatives exchanged views on timely information sharing and press freedom, with commemorative tokens presented to media outlets.

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  1. Tue 20 May
    The Maldives Police Service hosted the inaugural 'Police-Media Reception 2025' at the Iskandharu Building.Malé May 20 only The Standard the Maldives Police Service hosted the inaugural ‘Police-Media Reception 2025’ at the Iskandharu Building in Male’ on May 20

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  • This is a new initiative aimed at collaborating with the press for responsible dissemination of information, national stability, and greater public awareness.

    Acting Commissioner Naveen The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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  • Commemorative tokens were presented to each media outlet on behalf of the police. The Standard As a gesture of appreciation, commemorative tokens were presented to each media outlet on behalf of the police.

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