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Adam Naseer appointed as Special Advisor on Dhivehi Language

Former Dhivehi Language Minister Adam Naseer Ibrahim has been appointed Special Advisor on Dhivehi Language and Nationalism at the President's Office, and has commenced service in the post. Several other cabinet ministers who resigned last April have also been appointed to State positions, including ambassadors to Qatar and the UAE.

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    Chief Government Spokesperson Mohamed Hussain Shareef stated that Adam Naseer has commenced service as Special Advisor. 9 Jun only The Edition Chief Government Spokesperson Mohamed Hussain Shareef (Mundhu) stated today that Adam Naseer has now commenced service as Special Advisor.

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  • Adam Naseer has now commenced service as Special Advisor.

    Mohamed Hussain Shareef (Mundhu), Chief Government Spokesperson The Edition Open the report (The Edition)

  • further information regarding the post will be shared soon

    Mohamed Hussain Shareef (Mundhu), Chief Government Spokesperson The Edition Open the report (The Edition)

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  • Ten cabinet ministers abruptly resigned. last April The Edition Adam Naseer was amongst the ten cabinet ministers who abruptly resigned last April.

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