Economic Minister Mohamed Saeed defended the government's sustainable township model, telling a no-confidence motion filed by 12 MDP MPs that the Maldives must adapt to changing global tourism trends. He said the Noonu Atoll township project was enabled by amendments to the Special Economic Zones (SEZ) Act and that allegations of unconstitutionality should be left to parliamentary debate.
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Look at the Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE. Look at the pace of their development, how they have entered the global hospitality network and how tourism is transforming. Countries that do not evolve and adopt these tourism tre…
He said he did not believe Parliament would pass legislation that violated the Constitution, adding that the allegation that the SEZ Act amendment was unconstitutional should be left for parliament debate.
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tourism experts recommend changes to the industry every five to 10 years, with theories supporting such changes dating back to the early 1970s
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no-confidence motion submitted by 12 opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) MPs
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