Islamic Minister Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed has opposed President Mohamed Muizzu's plan to give 500 hectares of reclaimed land in Rasmalé to Abu Dhabi-based developer Eagle Hills, sources say. Concern that Shaheem would resign was a key reason Muizzu invited the Adhaalath Party into his government, which the party's consultative council voted to join on Saturday.
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Eagle Hills, owned by Emirati billionaire Mohamed Alabbar, signed commercial terms with the government on Sept. 21 to buy the land.
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The Adhaalath Party’s consultative council voted on Saturday to join the government for the rest of the current term.
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Shaheem spoke about this in the cabinet. If the agreement to sell Rasmalé is signed, Shaheem will not remain (in the government), be assured of that
Therefore, fearing that Shaheem might leave the government and take control of the Adhaalath Party, and that the voices of religious scholars would grow louder and work against Muizzu, they are forming a coalition with Adhaalath
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President Mohamed Muizzu’s plan to give 500 hectares of reclaimed land in Rasmalé to Abu Dhabi-based developer Eagle Hills
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