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India Gifts 14-Seater Van to Boost Maldives Immigration Services

India gifted a 14-seater van to Maldives Immigration to strengthen the institution's operational capacity, handed over by High Commissioner Shri Gopal Baglay to Controller General of Immigration Ahmed Faseeh at a ceremony held this week. Maldives Immigration thanked the people and Government of India for the contribution, which the article frames as part of India's ongoing development partnership with the Maldives.

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  • We extend our sincere appreciation for this generous gift from the people and Government of India

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  • 14-seater seating capacity of gifted van The Standard the Government of India has gifted a 14-seater van to Maldives Immigration to strengthen the institution's operational capacity

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  • India handed over a 14-seater van gifted to Maldives Immigration at a formal ceremony. this week The Standard The vehicle was formally handed over by the High Commissioner of India to the Maldives, H.E. Shri Gopal Baglay, to the Controller General of Immigration, CP (Retd) Ahmed Faseeh, at a ceremony held this week.

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