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“Freedom was earned with sacrifice” says President Muizzu on Victory Day

In his Victory Day speech, President Dr Mohamed Muizzu honoured the soldiers and civilians who defended Malé on 3 November 1988 and historical figures such as Boduthakurufaanu and Dhon Bandaara, urging Maldivians to teach the youth the value of the sacrifice that earned the nation's freedom. He linked the message to the government's National Service initiative, which aims to cultivate discipline, patriotism and national pride among young people.

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  • They placed duty above life, faith above fear, and country above self.

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  • We must teach our youth who we are, who sacrificed for this nation, and how much those sacrifices cost. Only then will they value every penny of freedom earned by our ancestors.

    Dr Muizzu The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

  • the flame of selfless service continues to burn bright

    Dr Muizzu The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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  • President Dr Mohamed Muizzu delivered his Victory Day speech, honouring fallen heroes and appealing to the youth. Maldives The Standard In his Victory Day speech, President Dr Mohamed Muizzu appealed to Maldivian youth to learn the value of sacrifice that built the nation’s freedom.

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