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President Muizzu Assures Fishermen Their Concerns Are Heard and Solutions Are Underway
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu visited R. Dhuvaafaru to commemorate Fishermen's Day, met fishermen and listened to their concerns, assuring them the government is working to fulfil its manifesto pledges. He said some long-standing challenges take time because solutions are planned alongside the country's economic progression, and that project delays linked to foreign aid reflect the complexity of large-scale development programmes rather than neglect.
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Sat 13 DecPresident Muizzu visited R. Dhuvaafaru to commemorate Fishermen's Day and met directly with fishermen to listen to their concerns.13 Deconly The StandardSpeaking during his visit to R. Dhuvaafaru today to commemorate Fishermen’s Day, the President met directly with fishermen and listened to their concerns, assuring them that the government is actively working to fulfil the pledges outlined in its manifesto and address issues raised by the fishing community.
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In some matters, a considerable amount of time is taken because the work involved is planned with the progression of the economy in mind
