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International Italy presents highest civilian honor to family of MNDF soldier who died searching for missing divers Italy posthumously awarded MNDF Sergeant First Class Mohamed Mahudhy its highest civilian honor, the Gold Medal for Civil Valor, for dying during a search and rescue operation for five missing Italian divers in Vaavu Atoll. The award was presented to his family at a ceremony marking 60 years of Maldives-Italy diplomatic relations and Italy's 80th National Day. 4 outlets : MM TV (English), Sun English, Adhadhu (English) and 1 more Source (opens Sun English in a new tab)
Economy Minister Saeed seeks stronger Maldives–Italy investment ties... Minister of Economic Development, Transport and Trade Mohamed Saeed invited Italian businesses to invest in the Maldives at a reception marking Italian National Day, as the two countries commemorate 60 years of diplomatic relations. He highlighted trade, technology, innovation and sustainable development as areas for collaboration and noted Italy is the Maldives' fifth-largest tourism source market. MM TV (English) Source (opens MM TV (English) in a new tab)
International · Press release Minister Attends Reception Celebrating Italian National Day Minister of Economic Development, Transport and Trade, Mohamed Saeed, attended a reception celebrating Italian National Day, highlighting Maldives-Italy ties and Italy's contribution to Maldivian tourism. He also paid tribute to Sergeant First Class Mohamed Mahudhee, who died during search operations after a diving incident in Vaavu Atoll, and acknowledged Italian solidarity. Ministry of Economic Development & Trade Source (opens Ministry of Economic Development & Trade in a new tab)

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