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“Government will work at an accelerated pace to fulfil promises,” says President Muizzu

President Mohamed Muizzu told a People's National Congress rally at Artificial Beach that intensified campaign efforts over the coming three to four weeks would strengthen momentum ahead of the Local Council Elections 2026. He encouraged party supporters and said the government would work at an accelerated pace to fulfil his promises.

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  1. Sat 7 Mar
    The People's National Congress organized the Greater Addu–Malé Rally at Artificial Beach. Saturday night only The Standard Speaking at the “Greater Addu–Malé Rally” organized by the People’s National Congress on Saturday night at Artificial Beach, President Muizzu said the coming three to four weeks would be crucial in driving the campaign forward and achieving further success.

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  • I am confident that the efforts exerted over the coming days, specifically during these final three to four weeks, will elevate this campaign to a higher gear, leading to further success

    President Muizzu The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

  • I strongly encourage all of you in this endeavor. The government will remain steadfast and work at an accelerated pace to fulfil the promises I have made

    President Muizzu The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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