Person
Mohamed Hussain Shareef
Described in the news as: Chief Government Spokesperson; Government Spokesperson; government spokesperson.
In the news, last 90 days
Politics
Moosa Ali Jaleel appointed national counter-terrorism head
Moosa Ali Jaleel has been appointed Director General of the National Counter Terrorism Centre, as confirmed by Government Spokesperson Mohamed Hussain Shareef. A retired Chief of Defence Force and former Minister of Defence, Jaleel is noted for his role in the November 3, 1988 coup attempt defence.
Politics · Opinion
Transformation of a super-majority into a monarchy
An opinion commentary argues that the super-majority won by President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's administration has been used to rewrite party-defection rules, fund PNC members, constrain journalists, issue a gag order, and cut funding and property powers of local councils. It also cites restrictions on informal exchange-rate reporting and a promotional campaign for the Ras Malé development.
International
Maldives and Pakistan exchange 20 agreements to expand cooperation across key sectors
The Maldives and Pakistan exchanged 20 bilateral agreements covering defence, healthcare, education, aviation, trade, tourism, technology and other sectors during President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's three-day state visit to Islamabad. The visit marks 60 years of diplomatic relations established in 1966 and is the first by a Maldivian head of state to Pakistan in 11 years.
International · Press release
President witnesses exchange of key MoUs between the Maldives and Pakistan
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu and Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif witnessed the exchange of 20 Memoranda of Understanding between the two governments, covering areas including IT and cyber security, narcotics control, health, defence, maritime security, agriculture, fisheries, education, tourism, culture, civil service, trade and environment.
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