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Foreign Minister Calls on Media to Avoid Reporting That Harms Foreign Relations

Foreign Minister Abdulla Khaleel urged the media to avoid publishing reports that could harm the Maldives' relations with friendly nations, saying such reporting amounts to attacking one's own country. He made the remarks on Thursday at the launch of a PSM documentary marking Independence Day, against the backdrop of the ruling party's earlier 'India Out' campaign.

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  1. Thu 10 Jul
    Foreign Minister Abdulla Khaleel spoke at the launch of the documentary Minivan Dhivehi Raajje, produced by state broadcaster PSM to mark I… on Thursday only Maldives Republic Khaleel made the remarks on Thursday at the launch of Minivan Dhivehi Raajje, a documentary produced by state broadcaster Public Service Media (PSM) to mark Independence Day.

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  • Especially if it is something that influences or disrupts our sovereignty, we should leave it to ourselves for the sake of the country.

    Foreign Minister Abdulla Khaleel Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

  • If we bring those stories, what we are doing is attacking our own country, with our own hand.

    Foreign Minister Abdulla Khaleel Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

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