President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu said the ongoing development in the Maldives has resulted in a "refined Maldives," speaking at the Victory Day 2026 ceremony at Republic Square. He recalled his 17 November 2023 pledge to put the economy back on track and steer the country out of debt, and said the national service program has more than 1,000 graduates.
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President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu stated last night that the result of the ongoing development in Maldives is a "refined Maldives" and that this is the vision. He said this during the ceremony in celebration of Victory Day 2026. During the ceremony held at Republic Square, President Muizzu said making Maldives a refined nation is a vision held by every Maldivian
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Progress will uplift the honor and dignity of the nation. That is the hope of every Maldivian who wants the best for the country. It is the prayer in every Maldivian's heart
The country has been saved by the grace of God even while warnings that Maldives may go bankrupt were being given. The culture of irresponsibly taking on debt and printing money has ended, and the debts that have been taken on are being pa…
The letter seeking to relinquish control of a significant maritime area under the full sovereign authority of the Maldives has been withdrawn. Efforts to address the matter concerning the area previously relinquished have begun on the inte…
As we commemorate Victory Day and reflect on our country's independence, I believe we must give serious thought to these issues. Just as Maldivians liberated the country from the oppression of weapons, we must now free our nation from the …
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu · Put the dire state of the Maldivian economy back on track and steer the country out of debt
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He stated there are more than 1,000 graduates, with hundreds of them currently in the program.
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