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President calls for transformative economic reforms to strengthen sovereignty

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu called for transformative economic reforms to strengthen the Maldives' economy and sovereignty, speaking at the official Victory Day ceremony at Republic Square. He said the government had averted bankruptcy warnings, ended irresponsible borrowing and money printing, and was repaying outstanding debts, and noted that more than 1,000 young people had graduated from the Dhivehi Vaishaa Service.

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  1. Wed 4 Nov
    President Dr Muizzu spoke at the official Victory Day ceremony, calling for transformative economic reforms. Republic Square 4 Nov only One Online Speaking at the official Victory Day ceremony held at Republic Square tonight, President Dr Muizzu said the reforms must establish economic self-sufficiency, support domestic development and strengthen the country's economic position in international affairs.

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  • President Dr Mohamed Muizzu · No Government action would compromise the Maldives' Islamic identity or full independence

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President calls for transformative economic reforms to strengthen sovereignty

More than 1,000 young people who graduated from the Dhivehi Vaishaa Service

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  • More than 1,000 young people who graduated from the Dhivehi Vaishaa Service One Online More than 1,000 young people have graduated from the Dhivehi Vaishaa Service and are entering the workforce, he added.

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