PNF Secretary General Mohamed Maleeh Jamal warned that a foreign township in Ras Malé would create national security challenges and urged the MNDF and Police to advise President Muizzu against the project. He also called on developer Eagle Hills to withdraw, apologise and disclose its agreements with the government.
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The Gaumee Harakaaiy (National Movement) movement held a major rally at Artificial Beach in Malé on November 13 under the slogan "Dhivehinge Bin Dhivehinnah" (Maldivian Land for Maldivians).
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Speaking at a press conference held on Sunday, Maleeh described Ras Malé as critical national infrastructure and a strategic asset
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Ras Malé constitutes critical infrastructure and a strategic asset. If a settlement or township is established there, whether by Zionists or any foreign nationals, it will present formidable challenges for the Maldives National Defence For…
Consequently, it is an obligation upon the Maldives National Defence Force and the Maldives Police Service to advise the President against proceeding with such a project
The most prudent course of action for Alabbar's company, Eagle Hills, is to cease this project, issue a public apology, disclose the current agreements between the Maldivian government and Eagle Hills, and refrain from further proceedings
Similarly, major carriers like Emirates and Etihad, which bring the highest volume of passengers to the Maldives, would divert their flights. If an airport is established there, these flights would land at a Zionist-controlled internationa…
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