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Dr. Ahmed Abdulla Didi
Described in the news as: Former Chief Justice.
In the news, last 90 days
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The Gulf between Pres. Muizzu’s Victory Day rhetoric and the truth
A commentary argues that President Muizzu's Victory Day and inaugural rhetoric on fiscal revival, sovereignty and state pillars is contradicted by the state of the treasury, the Ras Malé arrangement, and institutional resignations. It cites Dr. Ahmed Abdulla Didi's online questioning of which of the three pillars of the state has not been eroded.
Politics
President does not have the authority to allow non-Muslim residency: Didi
Former Chief Justice Dr Ahmed Abdulla Didi said the President and government lack constitutional authority to settle foreigners, including non-Muslims, in Rasmalé, asserting that such power rests with the people. The government is preparing to hand over 500 hectares of the state-funded Rasmalé land reclamation project to UAE-based company Eagle Hills, with commercial terms signed on September 21.
Politics
Salaf has no mandate to decide on matters concerning state sovereignty: Former Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice Dr. Ahmed Abdulla Didi stated that Jamiyyath Salaf holds no mandate to endorse or oppose major issues of Maldivian sovereignty, arguing that only the people hold that power and that President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's five-year administration cannot constitutionally authorize long-term foreign settlements in Ras Male'. Jamiyyath Salaf, for its part, issued a statement endorsing the settlement of non-Muslims, setting out eight conditions the government must first fulfil, as the sale of the Ras Male' project to UAE-based firm Eagle Hills continues to spark public debate.
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