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Hassan Rasheed

Described in the news as: Minister of Defence and National Service; Defence Minister; Defense Minister; Defence and National Service Minister.

In the news, last 90 days

Politics Instead of lying under any power, we must work to stand on our own feet: Defence Minister Defence Minister Hassan Rasheed said the Maldives must work to stand on its own feet instead of lying under the influence of any power, calling it the greatest lesson of the November 3rd incident. He spoke at the official ceremony held on the night of 3 Nov marking the 38th Victory Day. Maldives Voice 4 Nov Source

Politics Defence Minister calls for self-reliance to protect sovereignty Defence Minister Hassan Rasheed called on Maldivians to be self-reliant and prioritise national interests, speaking at the official Victory Day ceremony at Republic Square. He said the government's defence policy safeguards independence through national capabilities, including training MNDF personnel for land, sea and air operations and equipping them with modern resources. 2 outlets 4 Nov Source

Society President honors frontline soldiers for bravery during the 1988 attack President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu presented special recognition shields to five surviving members of the Recce Patrol at the official Victory Day ceremony held at Republic Square. The attack of November 3, 1988 claimed eight soldiers and 11 civilian lives, and three members of the unit were martyred. Sun English 4 Nov Source

Politics President vows the Maldives’ red line of sovereignty will remain intact as major financial reforms loom President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu said at the official Victory Day ceremony that the Maldives' red line of sovereignty will not be weakened, while warning that major changes transforming the country's financial landscape lie ahead. His remarks come amid opposition criticism of the decision to hand the Rasmale project, a 99-year scheme allocating more than 500 hectares, to Dubai-based Eagle Hills. Sun English 3 Nov Source

Politics Defense Minister says Maldives must prioritize national interest and avoid dependence on foreign powers Defense Minister Hassan Rasheed said on Tuesday evening that Victory Day reminds Maldivians to prioritize national interest and avoid dependence on foreign powers. He was speaking at the official Victory Day ceremony commemorating the defeat of Tamil mercenaries in the 1988 attack, which killed eight soldiers and 11 civilians. Sun English 3 Nov Source

Infrastructure Largest military infrastructure project handed over to Chinese firm The Maldives government contracted China's Rotime Engineering and Technology Corporation Limited to build a 15-story accommodation and logistics building for military personnel at Kalhuthukkala Koshi, described by MNDF as the largest infrastructure project in the military's history, with completion slated within two years and the cost undisclosed. The article notes several high-value government and state-owned enterprise projects have been awarded to Chinese firms without competitive bidding since President Mohamed Muizzu took office. 6 outlets 3 Nov Source

Politics · Press release President confers November 3 Shield on five individuals at Victory Day ceremony President and Commander-in-Chief Dr Mohamed Muizzu conferred November 3 shields on five surviving recce patrol heroes at the official Victory Day ceremony held on the night of 3 Nov at Republic Square. The MNDF also presented a military performance titled Leyge Jihaad, launched an album of patriotic songs, and the President delivered an address to the nation. 5 outlets 3 Nov Source

Politics November 3 coup serves as reminder to prioritise national... Minister of Defence and National Service Hassan Rasheed said the events of 3 November 1988 serve as a reminder to prioritise national interests over personal interests. He was speaking at the official Victory Day ceremony at Republic Square on the night of 3 Nov, where he also highlighted the Maldives' defence policy and urged young people to draw inspiration from Maldivian soldiers' sacrifices. MM TV (English) 3 Nov Source

Politics President’s defence policy prioritises sovereignty without... Minister of Defence and National Service Hassan Rasheed said President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's policy is to defend and maintain the country's independence and sovereignty without relying on any foreign party, speaking at an official ceremony commemorating Victory Day. He said the Government is working to strengthen Maldives National Defence Force capabilities through training and modern equipment. 2 outlets 3 Nov Source

Politics · Press release President and First Lady attend flag hoisting and guard mounting ceremony to commemorate Victory Day President Dr Mohamed Muizzu and First Lady Sajidha Mohamed attended the flag hoisting and guard mounting ceremony commemorating Victory Day at the Victory Day Monument. They were received by Minister of Defence and National Service Hassan Rasheed, accompanied by Cabinet Ministers and senior officials, and this year's commemorations began with Fajr prayers held in congregation. 5 outlets 3 Nov Source

Politics Defence Minister urges Maldivians to uphold spirit of patriotism Minister of Defence and National Service Hassan Rasheed, in his Victory Day address, urged Maldivians to place national interests above personal interests and pay tribute to those killed in the 3 November 1988 attack on the Maldives. Victory Day marks the failed attempt to overthrow the government of former President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, which was put down within hours. 2 outlets 3 Nov Source

Politics Defence Minister visits the UAE embassy Defence Minister Hassan Rasheed visited the UAE Embassy in the Maldives and met Chargé d'Affaires Heba Al Jneibi, with the embassy saying talks focused on strengthening bilateral ties. The visit comes amid public backlash over the government's decision to sell part of Rasmalé to UAE-based Eagle Hills, despite President Mohamed Muizzu's earlier pledge that no land there would be leased or given to foreigners. Adhadhu (English) 1 Nov Source

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