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President Muizzu Accuses Previous Administration of Driving Maldives into Debt Trap and Bankruptcy
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu used the official Victory Day ceremony at Republic Square to accuse past Maldivian leaders of betraying the country and to describe efforts to pull the Maldives out of debt and the threat of bankruptcy. He said foreign military personnel have been repatriated and pledged to establish the state's fiscal self-sufficiency.
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President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu · pledged to establish the state's fiscal self-sufficiency to drive internal national development
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu · to build a sophisticated Maldives by prioritising both the spiritual and material development of its people, implementing revolutionary changes to the nation's financial system
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38 yearsyears since the terrorist attack of November 3rdRaajje (English)Reflecting on the 38 years since the brutal terrorist attack of November 3rd, the President noted that two new generations have emerged who did not witness the event.
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President Muizzu addressed the official ceremony held to mark Victory DayRepublic SquareRaajje (English)In his address at the official ceremony held at Republic Square, he highlighted that every martyr in Maldivian history chose the Maldivian nation above all else.
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