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United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Executive Board Official Visit to the Maldives Concludes

The UNICEF Executive Board concluded its official visit to the Maldives on 2 June 2026, after a visit running from 30 May to 2 June 2026. During the visit the delegation met ministers, national institutions and local stakeholders, and undertook field visits to K. Gaafaru and Vilimalé.

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    The UNICEF Executive Board concluded its official visit to the Maldives. 2 Jun only Ministry of Foreign Affairs The Executive Board of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) concluded its official visit to the Maldives today. The visit took place from 30 May to 2 June 2026.

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  • 36 members Number of members comprising the UNICEF Executive Board Ministry of Foreign Affairs The Executive Board is comprised of 36 members, representing the five regional groups of Member States at the United Nations.

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  • The delegation undertook field visits to K. Gaafaru and Vilimalé, engaging with local stakeholders and observing ongoing programmes such as the Techpath digital learning initiative. K. Gaafaru and Vilimalé Ministry of Foreign Affairs During the visit, the delegation also undertook field visits to K. Gaafaru and Vilimalé, where they engaged with local stakeholders, including school communities and Island Council representatives, and observed ongoing programmes such as the Techpath digital learning initiative.

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