Chief of Defence Force Major General Ibrahim Hilmy said the Maldives National Defence Force has undergone its greatest period of development during President Mohamed Muizzu's administration, citing new UAVs, an Air Corps, air stations, Coast Guard vessels and expanded fire and rescue services. He was speaking at the inauguration of Victory Day military display activities.
Maldives National Defence Force · Introduce 12 additional vessels to the sea ambulance fleet
President Muizzu · Establish additional fire stations across the atolls and eventually ensure firefighting services are available in every atoll of the Maldives.
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In addition, work has begun to add 12 vessels to the Coast Guard's sea ambulance fleet.
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with 806 young people having been provided opportunities to join the armed forces.
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He noted that five of the 20 interceptor boats pledged by the President have been delivered, with further additions expected to enhance the MNDF’s capacity to patrol Maldivian waters and respond to potential threats.
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Addressing personnel development, Major General Hilmy disclosed that 806 young people have been recruited into the MNDF since the current administration took office.
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Major General Hilmy also outlined improvements to emergency response capabilities, including plans to introduce 12 additional vessels to the sea ambulance fleet.
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including the award of a construction contract for a 15-storey building at Kalhuthukkalaa Koshi and preparations to commence the development of Banderi Koshi 1.
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He noted that five of the 20 interceptor boats pledged by the President have been delivered, with further additions expected to enhance the MNDF’s capacity to patrol Maldivian waters and respond to potential threats.
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Addressing personnel development, Major General Hilmy disclosed that 806 young people have been recruited into the MNDF since the current administration took office.
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Major General Hilmy also outlined improvements to emergency response capabilities, including plans to introduce 12 additional vessels to the sea ambulance fleet.
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including the award of a construction contract for a 15-storey building at Kalhuthukkalaa Koshi and preparations to commence the development of Banderi Koshi 1.
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In addition, work has begun to add 12 vessels to the Coast Guard's sea ambulance fleet.
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with 806 young people having been provided opportunities to join the armed forces.
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Speaking at the opening of the military display held to commemorate Victory Day, Major General Hilmy outlined developments undertaken since President Dr Muizzu assumed office
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Hilmy made the remarks while speaking at the inauguration ceremony of military display activities held in connection with Victory Day.
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while firefighting services have commenced in Maafushi, Kaafu Atoll
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