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Economic Minister backs investment forums amid global competition
Minister of Economic Development, Transport and Trade Mohamed Saeed defended government spending on Maldives Investment Forums in Parliament on Wednesday while responding to a no-confidence motion from the MDP. He said the government had held 11 international forums since President Mohamed Muizzu took office, arguing their value is long-term rather than immediately measurable.
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Wed 4 NovMinister Mohamed Saeed responded to a no-confidence motion submitted by the MDP in Parliament, defending expenditure on Maldives Investment…on Wednesdayonly MM TV (English)Speaking in Parliament on Wednesday, Minister Saeed defended the forums while responding to a no-confidence motion submitted by the opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP).
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Economic Minister backs investment forums amid global competition
11 forums international investment forums held since President Mohamed Muizzu took office
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11 forumsinternational investment forums held since President Mohamed Muizzu took officeMM TV (English)the Government had held 11 international forums since President Dr Mohamed Muizzu took office to promote investment opportunities in major overseas markets
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