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PNC local council victory vital to deliver President Muizzu’s pledges, says Ibrahim Falah

PNC Parliamentary Group Leader Ibrahim Falah launched the party's local council campaign at a rally in Fuvahmulah City, urging voters to elect PNC candidates in the April 4 elections. He criticised Maldivian Democratic Party-led councils for poor oversight of state-funded projects and said electing PNC councilors is needed to deliver President Muizzu's development pledges.

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  1. Fri 30 Jan
    Ibrahim Falah officially launched the PNC's local council campaign at a large-scale rally.Fuvahmulah 30 Jan only The Standard Last night speaking at a large-scale rally in Fuvahmulah City to officially launch the PNC’s local council campaign, Falah said the party is presenting the most capable and committed candidates across the Maldives

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  2. Sat 4 Apr
    Local council elections are to be held. April 4 only The Standard newest He concluded by expressing confidence that PNC candidates would secure a decisive mandate in the April 4 local council elections

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  • When this administration took office, there was not enough money in the state budget to complete even one percent of the ongoing projects

    Ibrahim Falah The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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