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“India Remains the Maldives’ Principal Partner in Health, Housing, and Development” – President Muizzu Declares

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the Maldives on the eve of the country's 60th Independence Day, announcing a US$565 million Line of Credit agreement, the formal launch of Free Trade Agreement negotiations, and the handover of 3,300 flats under a 4,000-unit housing project.

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“India Remains the Maldives’ Principal Partner in Health, Housing, and Development” – President Muizzu Declares

US$400 million Currency swap facility from India

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  • US$400 million Currency swap facility from India The Standard including through a US$400 million currency swap facility and a one-year interest-free rollover of Treasury Bills in May 2025.

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  • 3,300 flats Additional flats handed over under housing project The Standard with the handover of 3,300 additional flats under the 4,000-unit housing project.

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  • 4,000 units Total units in housing project The Standard with the handover of 3,300 additional flats under the 4,000-unit housing project.

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  • 60th Years of independence being marked The Standard Welcoming Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the Maldives on the eve of the country's 60th Independence Day

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  • Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was welcomed to the Maldives by President Muizzu on the eve of the country's 60th Independence Day. on the eve of the country's 60th Independence Day Maldives The Standard Welcoming Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the Maldives on the eve of the country's 60th Independence Day, President Muizzu described the visit as "symbolic and timely,"

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  • The two leaders jointly unveiled a special stamp to commemorate six decades of formal diplomatic relations. The Standard The two leaders commemorated six decades of formal diplomatic relations by jointly unveiling a special stamp, a gesture that captures the spirit of partnership built over generations.

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  • A joint press conference was held at the President's Office where President Muizzu detailed the outcomes of high-level bilateral talks. the President's Office The Standard Speaking at the joint press conference held at the President's Office, President Muizzu detailed the outcomes of high-level bilateral talks held earlier in the day.

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  • Negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement between India and the Maldives were formally launched. The Standard President Muizzu also announced the formal launch of negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement between India and the Maldives — a move he called "a milestone step in reshaping the economic architecture of the Maldives."

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