President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu said his government's decisions are guided by long-term national interest rather than short-term popularity, citing the vaping ban, higher cigarette duty and a generational tobacco prohibition as examples. He made the remarks during a visit to Fuvahmulah City.
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Speaking during his visit to Fuvahmulah City last night, President Muizzu contrasted his government's approach with that of previous administrations, noting that past policies often prioritized public approval over genuine progress.
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If our goal were popularity, we would not have introduced such bold reforms
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