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Maldives does not support war or destruction of any nation, President Muizzu says

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu said at a press briefing at the President's Office on Monday that the Maldives firmly opposes war and the destruction of any country, reaffirming a peace-based foreign policy. He said the country follows a 'Maldives First' policy guided by citizens' interests and will not stay silent when Muslim communities face injustice.

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  1. Mon 20 Apr
    President Dr Mohamed Muizzu spoke at a press briefing, stating the Maldives opposes war and the destruction of any country. the President’s Office on Monday only The Standard Speaking at a press briefing at the President’s Office on Monday, the President emphasised that the government does not advocate aggression or conflict under any circumstances, warning that war is detrimental to global stability and causes widespread suffering.

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Maldives does not support war or destruction of any nation, President Muizzu says

100 percent Share of the nation's identity described as an Islamic state

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  • 100 percent Share of the nation's identity described as an Islamic state The Standard He highlighted that the nation’s identity as a 100 percent Islamic state plays a central role in shaping its international engagements.

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