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Ibrahim Falah

Described in the news as: Inguraidhoo MP; Inguraidhoo Member of Parliament; PNC parliamentary group leader; Ruling PNC's Parliamentary Group leader and Inguraidhoo MP.

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Politics Rejection of no-confidence motion reflects public trust in government: Economic Minister Parliament rejected a no-confidence motion against Minister of Economic Development, Transport and Trade Mohamed Saeed, who said the decision reflects public trust in the government's policies. He credited President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's leadership and economic policies with preventing bankruptcy and improving the Maldives' credit rating, and thanked the Speaker, the PNC Parliamentary Group Leader and PNC members for their support. PSM News Source (opens PSM News in a new tab)
Politics Falah: USD rate will be at MVR 10 under another 15 years of current administration PNC Parliamentary Group leader and Inguraidhoo MP Ibrahim Falah said the US dollar rate should fall to MVR 10 if President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's administration is granted another 15 years in power, speaking during Parliament's debate on a no-confidence motion against Economic Minister Mohamed Saeed. The MDP-sponsored motion was rejected, with 54 of 64 members present voting to retain confidence in the Minister and 10 against. 2 outlets : The Edition, Sun English Source (opens Sun English in a new tab)
Economy Government measures to mitigate dollar shortage show results Government measures to ease the dollar shortage are showing results, with USD 1.9 billion released at the official rate — an 80 per cent increase over the previous Administration — and foreign exchange reforms improving access through formal banking channels. MP Ibrahim Falah made the remarks during Parliament's debate on the no-confidence motion against Minister Mohamed Saeed, rejecting the opposition's six grounds for removal as unfounded. MM TV (English) Source (opens MM TV (English) in a new tab)
Politics Public confidence in current Administration remains unwavering:... Minister of Economic Development, Transport and Trade Mohamed Saeed said public confidence in President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's Government remains strong after a no-confidence motion failed in Parliament. In a social media post after his parliamentary address, he said the President had saved the Maldives from bankruptcy, improved the country's economic rating and restored financial confidence. MM TV (English) Source (opens MM TV (English) in a new tab)
Economy Bill to scrap GST on inbound tourism services sent to Committee A bill to remove Goods and Services Tax on inbound tourism products and services supplied by businesses without a permanent establishment in the Maldives has been referred to Parliament's Economic Affairs Committee after the Whole House Committee approved the referral with all 47 voting MPs in support. The bill, which also seeks to strengthen MIRA's enforcement against GST non-compliance, would reverse the GST introduced on such services from 1 October. 2 reports : One Online Source (opens One Online in a new tab)
Politics · Opinion Gov’t MPs dodge reporters after palace warnings; “flawless deal” story falls apart An opinion commentary reports that ruling PNC lawmakers summoned to Mulee'aage on 27 October to discuss the proposed sale of Ras Malé to UAE-based Eagle Hills declined to speak to reporters afterwards, amid contradictory statements by PNC figures and drafting of statutory revisions to enable the transfer of state land. The article argues the government is suppressing disclosure and coercing legislative compliance. Raajje (English) Source (opens Raajje (English) in a new tab)

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