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Small nation, big opportunities: President Muizzu pitches Maldives to Pakistani investors
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced plans to raise bilateral trade between the Maldives and Pakistan to USD 200 million within two years, speaking at the inauguration of the Maldives–Pakistan Business Forum in Islamabad. He highlighted tourism, industry, construction, education and healthcare as investment opportunities, stressed food security as a national security matter, and called for stronger maritime and transport connectivity ahead of the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations.
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For the Maldives, food security is not merely a commercial concern. As an island nation, maintaining an uninterrupted supply chain is a matter of national security
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USD 200 millionBilateral trade target between Maldives and PakistanThe StandardPresident Dr Mohamed Muizzu has announced plans to increase bilateral trade between the Maldives and Pakistan to USD 200 million within the next two years
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approximately 500,000Maldives populationThe Standardthe country should not be viewed solely as a nation of approximately 500,000 residents
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60th anniversaryYears since establishment of Maldives–Pakistan diplomatic relationsThe StandardThe Maldives and Pakistan established diplomatic relations on 26 July 1966, with this year’s 60th anniversary providing an opportunity to deepen economic cooperation
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