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Statement by the Maldives on Israeli attack on Iran

The  Maldives strongly condemns the Israeli aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Israel’s continued disregard for international law and its grave violations thereof significantly undermine regional security and pose a serious threat to peace and stability in the region.

Israel’s attack on Iran comes at a time when it continues to attack Gaza, contributing to the destabilisation of the entire region.

The Maldives calls on the  international community to take decisive and coordinated action to de-escalate the situation and prevent further deterioration. 

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source: https://foreign.gov.mv/index.php/en/media-center/statements/statement-by-the-maldives-on-israeli-attack-on-iran

 

Non – Resident Ambassador of Maldives to Luxembourg, Geela Ali, presents her Letters of Credence to the Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume of Luxembourg

The newly appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Maldives to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Geela Ali, presented her Letters of Credence to His Royal Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume of Luxembourg. The ceremony took place at the Grand Ducal Palace in Luxembourg this morning.

During the private audience, The Hereditary Grand Duke welcomed Ambassador Geela and congratulated on her appointment. Ambassador Geela also conveyed greetings and good wishes from President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu and the people of Maldives. She also reassured her commitment to further strengthen the friendly relations between the two countries during her tenure. 

Ambassador Geela was accompanied by her spouse, Mr. Abdulla Mushrif, and the First Secretary at the Embassy, Mr. Mohamed Shaffau Ibrahim.

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The Maldives International Financial Centre will be the Maldives’ legacy of bold decisions, courageous partnerships, and national purpose, says the President

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu on Sunday night stated that the Maldives International Financial Centre (MIFC) would be the Maldives’ legacy of bold decisions, courageous partnerships, and national purpose. President Dr Muizzu made the remarks while speaking at the landmark joint venture agreement and Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing ceremony for the establishment of the MIFC.

The ceremony, attended by distinguished guests including several high-profile international dignitaries, marked the beginning of a bold new chapter defined by ambition, innovation, and transformation. President Dr Muizzu described the MIFC as a commitment to diversifying the Maldives’ economy beyond traditional boundaries, to empowering Maldivians with opportunity, resilience, and pride, as well as a commitment to the world that the Maldives is ready to lead in reimagining the future of finance, sustainability, and urban living.

The President stated that the MIFC is the Maldives’ launchpad to becoming a developed nation by 2040. He added that the Maldives is embarking on this extraordinary journey with clarity, conviction, and optimism. The President further stated that the Maldives is not only a destination or a small island state, but a driver of global change and a smart island nation at the epicentre of the Indian Ocean’s economic and digital evolution.

President Dr Muizzu emphasised that the Maldives would not imitate models of the past, but rather set a new benchmark for a financial ecosystem that is borderless, digital-first, inclusive, sustainable, and future-ready. He noted that the MIFC, with its projected multibillion-dollar revenues and significant long-term contributions to the Maldives’ national GDP, would be a catalyst for unlocking opportunities across industries. The President envisioned the MIFC uplifting the community and creating pathways for generations of Maldivians to come.

At the ceremony, the President oversaw the signing of the joint venture agreement and MoU between the Ministry of Finance and Planning and MBS Global Investments for the establishment of the MIFC, and later presented commemorative mementoes to the distinguished guests.

Source: https://presidency.gov.mv/Press/Article/33634

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