Chief Government Spokesperson Mohamed Hussain Shareef said fostering mutual respect could help resolve many social issues in the Maldives, speaking to MMTV ahead of the official launch of the National Respect Initiative. He described the initiative as an effort to revive traditional values and said it should not be seen as political.
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Speaking to MMTV ahead of the official launch of the National Respect Initiative tonight, Shareef highlighted mutual respect as a longstanding value deeply rooted in Maldivian society and an important part of the country's cultural heritage.
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He noted that the Maldives’ 2,000-year-old civilisation and its identity as an independent nation had been shaped, in part, by the values and traditions upheld by generations of Maldivians.
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