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The Standard Raises Alarm, Says Shamaan’s Involvement Compromised Media Grant

The Standard Maldives publisher Dominion Network Pvt Ltd called for the immediate suspension of the MVR 27.9 million media grant scheme and an independent review, alleging a conflict of interest involving State Minister Ali Shamaan, whose affiliated outlet The Press reportedly received about MVR 1.34 million. The company said it did not apply for or qualify for the grant and demanded transparency, release of decision-making documentation and a new evaluation committee free of political involvement.

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  • MVR 27.9 million size of the media grant scheme The Standard demand the immediate suspension of the MVR 27.9 million media grant scheme, calling for fairness, transparency and an independent review of the entire process administered by the Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Information and Arts.

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  • approximately MVR 1.34 million amount reportedly received by The Press The Standard His affiliated outlet, The Press, reportedly received approximately MVR 1.34 million while he played a key role in determining the rules, the evaluation process and the final approvals.

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