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PSM Chairperson calls for inclusive global AI governance at World Media Summit in Beijing
Public Service Media Chairperson Aminath Namza called for inclusive global AI governance at the 7th World Media Summit in Beijing, urging that smaller nations and developing countries shape international principles for AI use. She emphasised media literacy, responsible journalism and transparency to counter AI-generated misinformation.
Society
President Pledges Nationwide Programme to Tackle Workplace Barriers for Disabled Citizens
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu pledged a comprehensive national initiative next year to remove employment barriers and expand inclusion for persons with disabilities, announced during the PSM programme Rayyithunge Adu. NSPA figures show 15,885 registered persons with disabilities, 263 new registrations last month, and MVR 59 million spent on direct disability allowances in September last year.
Health · Press release
President announces plans to dissolve Malé City Group of Hospitals, establish Maldives Tertiary Hospitals Group
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced plans to dissolve the Malé City Group of Hospitals and create the Maldives Tertiary Hospitals Group, aiming to strengthen health management, improve service quality and cut costs. He said the government tertiary hospitals would be integrated into the new system within three to four months from November, without extra staffing.
Economy · Press release
Next year’s State Budget prioritises completion of at least 70% of ongoing projects: President
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced that the primary objective of the 2027 State Budget is to complete and hand over at least 70 per cent of ongoing infrastructure and development projects, with the budget scheduled for submission on 29 October. Speaking on PSM's Nation Chat podcast, he said the budget prioritises essential public services such as hospitals and schools, and reported that foreign exchange reserves had risen to record levels.
Economy · Press release
Minister Responds to Public Queries on Nation's Financial Position and Development Projects at 'Ahaa' Forum
Finance Minister Hassan Zareer told the 10th 'Ahaa' Forum that Moody's upgraded the Maldives' credit rating to Caa1, that USD 1.42 billion in debt has been settled and USD 350 million from the Sovereign Development Fund used toward Sukuk settlement this year. He said fuel subsidy spending reached MVR 4.3 billion as of October 8 against a budgeted MVR 2.9 billion, but the government would avoid a supplementary budget and keep the deficit below 10 percent of GDP.
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