The MMA Research Conference 2025 opened at Villa Nautica Paradise Island Resort with 240 participants, the largest edition since the event began in 2024. The opening ceremony included the launch of the MMA's magazine The Island Economist and its journal The Maldives Journal of Economics and Finance, and 40 research papers are to be presented.
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has drawn 240 participants , including academics, policymakers, and international researchers.
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A total of 40 research papers will be presented, including submissions from over 20 international researchers
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including submissions from over 20 international researchers
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The MMA reported receiving 39 applications for research funding
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and 20 article submissions for the newly launched Island Economist magazine.
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The inaugural issue was unveiled by Chief Guest and Minister of Education, Dr Ismail Shafiu.
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finalists of the Tamveel Finlit Festival 2025 were recognised at the event, receiving both awards and cash prizes for their contributions to financial literacy.
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The conference will continue tomorrow with further presentations and expert discussions on key economic issues affecting the Maldives and the wider global economy.
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