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President Congratulates Graduates of National Service Technical Program
President Mohamed Muizzu congratulated the 63 graduates of the Maldivian National Service Technical Training Program, whose four-month course began on January 15 and was conducted at the MNDF School of Engineering and Logistics in B. Kihaadhoo. He also announced that a second batch of 75 participants is scheduled to begin training on the first day of next month.
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Sun 28 DecThe first phase of the National Service Programme was completed.December 28, 2025only The Standardthe students in this cohort were selected from among participants who completed the first phase of the National Service Programme on December 28, 2025
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President Congratulates Graduates of National Service Technical Program
63 people graduates of the technical training programme
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63 peoplegraduates of the technical training programmeThe StandardA total of 63 young people graduated from the technical training programme, including 37 students aged 17, 24 students aged 18, and two students aged 19.
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37 studentsgraduates aged 17The StandardA total of 63 young people graduated from the technical training programme, including 37 students aged 17, 24 students aged 18, and two students aged 19.
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24 studentsgraduates aged 18The StandardA total of 63 young people graduated from the technical training programme, including 37 students aged 17, 24 students aged 18, and two students aged 19.
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75 young participantsparticipants in the second batchThe Standardthe second batch of the programme, consisting of 75 additional young participants, is scheduled to commence training on the first day of next month.
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A graduation ceremony was held for the latest batch of participants of the technical training programme.The StandardThe President conveyed his congratulations through a social media post following the graduation ceremony held for the latest batch of participants.
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The second batch of the programme, consisting of 75 additional young participants, is scheduled to commence training.the first day of next monthThe StandardPresident Muizzu also announced that the second batch of the programme, consisting of 75 additional young participants, is scheduled to commence training on the first day of next month.
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The four-month training programme began and was conducted at the MNDF School of Engineering and Logistics.January 15 this yearthe MNDF School of Engineering and Logistics in B. KihaadhooThe StandardThe four-month training programme began on January 15 this year and was conducted at the MNDF School of Engineering and Logistics in B. Kihaadhoo.
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