Person
Ibrahim Shujau
Described in the news as: Baarah Member of Parliament; Baarah MP.
In the news, last 90 days
Politics
MDP not an individual, proven at National Council: Meekail
South Galolhu MP Meekail Ahmed Naseem criticised Baarah MP Ibrahim Shujau during a Parliament sitting for claiming the opposition MDP shares Mohamed Nasheed's views opposing the homeschooling bill, saying MDP is not one individual and that its National Council had passed a resolution opposing Nasheed's opinions. The bill to amend the Education Act to introduce homeschooling provisions was debated, with allegations raised that it was submitted to suppress talk of the Rasmale' project and silence a religious organisation.
Education
Education bill advances Government’s vision for a holistic...
MP Ibrahim Shujau defended proposed Education Act amendments introducing home-schooling alternatives during a parliamentary debate, saying they advance the government's vision of inclusive education. MP Dr Anaara Naeem submitted the bill on behalf of the Government, while Shujau rejected MDP criticism of the legislation.
Politics
MP Ibrahim Shujau defends Rasmalé project's transparency amid...
MP Ibrahim Shujau defended the transparency of the Rasmalé project with Dubai-based Eagle Hills on MMTV's Bodu Khabaru programme, saying it prioritises the public interest and will include safeguards for citizens' rights. He contrasted it with the earlier USD 10 billion Faafu Atoll proposal, which was campaigned against by MDP and later discontinued.
Economy
Government will not compromise national interests over Rasmalé...
People's National Congress Deputy Leader and Baarah MP Ibrahim Shujau assured that the government will not compromise Maldivian sovereignty, national security or Islamic principles in the Rasmalé waterfront and marina development with UAE-based Eagle Hills. The government signed a commercial terms agreement with Eagle Hills on 21 September for the development of 500 hectares of Rasmalé, with officials maintaining the land remains under Maldivian ownership.
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