The Ministry of Dhivehi Language, Culture and Heritage signed an MoU with WAMCO on June 17 at WAMCO's headquarters to clean and maintain selected accessible heritage sites. The sites will be inspected every three months, followed by routine cleaning and beautification.
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The agreement was formalized at a signing ceremony held on June 17 at WAMCO's headquarters.
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This partnership reflects our belief that preserving heritage is not solely the responsibility of one institution—it is a shared national duty
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