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Building a civilised nation requires moral and material progress: President

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu told the official Victory Day ceremony that building a civilised Maldives requires equal priority for the moral and material progress of its people. He highlighted government efforts to protect the country from bankruptcy, repay state debts, remove foreign troops and strengthen military capabilities, and pledged to protect the nation's Islamic identity and independence.

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Building a civilised nation requires moral and material progress: President

38 years years since the act of aggression on 3 November

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