Dhiraagu received the Great Place to Work Certification for 2025, awarded through the Trust Index Survey that evaluates trust, fairness, respect, pride and consistency across a workforce. Company leaders said the recognition reflects its values and investment in people, noting that 99.9 percent of its workforce is Maldivian.
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At a staff celebration held today, CEO and Managing Director Ismail Rasheed described the recognition as a reflection of the company’s values and long-term investment in its people.
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With 99.9 percent of its workforce made up of Maldivians, the company maintains a strong focus on developing local talent through structured learning, leadership development, and initiatives that support work life balance.
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Dhiraagu has strengthened its standing as one of the Maldives’ leading employers after receiving the globally recognised Great Place to Work Certification for 2025, a distinction awarded to companies that demonstrate exceptional employee experience and organisational culture.
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