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President Muizzu Calls for Unity and Resolve to Build a Stronger, Smarter Maldives

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu called on Maldivians to unite and put the nation first in an address at the inauguration of the new terminal at Velana International Airport on the night of 26 Jul 2025. He said national development requires both infrastructure and intellectual and social advancement, and set a forward-looking vision of unity, progress and patriotism.

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  1. Sat 26 Jul
    The new terminal at Velana International Airport was inaugurated. 26 Jul only The Standard In a powerful and unifying address at the inauguration of the new terminal at Velana International Airport last night, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu urged Maldivians to embrace a collective resolve to put the nation first and work shoulder to shoulder toward a brighter, more progressive future.

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  • Tonight, I ask only one thing from all Maldivians — let us prioritize our country above all else. Let us move forward together, with sleeves rolled up, united by purpose and determination

    President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

  • We will achieve holistic development — of both our minds and our infrastructure. That is the path forward, and that is where our attention must remain

    President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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