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Dr. Ahmed Mohamed
Described in the news as: State Minister; Minister of State; Minister of State for Education, Higher Education and Skills Development.
In the news, last 90 days
Education · Press release
Maldives Polytechnic in collaboration with Guangqi College launches training program
Maldives Polytechnic and China's Guangqi College have launched a joint vocational training program covering agricultural technology, smart fruit and vegetable cultivation, and horticulture industry development. The inauguration ceremony was held at the Maldives Polytechnic Conference Room with Minister of State Dr. Ahmed Mohamed as chief guest.
Infrastructure · Press release
Construction Work Begins on H.A. Atoll School Office Building!
Construction has begun on the H.A. Atoll School office building, marked by a ceremony where Minister of State for Education, Higher Education and Skills Development Dr. Ahmed Mohamed poured the first concrete. Solex Private Limited holds the construction contract, which aims to ease space constraints at the school and provide staff with a better working environment.
Education · Press release
Maldives Participates in World Vocational and Technical Education Development Conference 2026 in China
The Maldives participated in the World Vocational and Technical Education Development Conference 2026 in Tianjin, China, represented by State Minister Dr. Ahmed Mohamed and Deputy Minister Aiminath Maria. At the closing ceremony, the Beijing Agreement framework was jointly released by 45 countries, including the Maldives.
Education · Press release
Maldives and China Sign MoU on Cooperation in Vocational Education
The Maldives' Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Skills Development and China's Ministry of Education signed an MoU on cooperation in vocational education. It was signed during the closing ceremony of the World Vocational and Technical Education Development Conference 2026 in Tianjin, China.
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