The 21st Asia Media Summit opened in the Maldives on Tuesday at Villa Nautica Maldives under the theme "Maldives 2.0: From Tradition to Tech," bringing together more than 300 delegates, around 80 percent of them from abroad. Inaugurated by Minister of Homeland Security, Labour and Technology Ali Ihusaan, the summit runs until 14 May, when it is set to conclude with a coral planting initiative in Kudagiri.
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The summit is set to conclude on 14 May with a coral planting initiative in Kudagiri, reflecting the Maldives’ continued emphasis on sustainability alongside technological advancement.
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More than 300 delegates are attending the summit, with around 80 percent travelling from abroad, highlighting the Maldives’ role as a regional platform for dialogue on media and technology.
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More than 300 delegates are attending the summit, with around 80 percent travelling from abroad, highlighting the Maldives’ role as a regional platform for dialogue on media and technology.
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