News Desk
In a bid to address challenges faced by women in the tourism sector, Tourism Minister Ibrahim Faisal unveiled the “Fahi Fathuruverikamah Anhenun” program. At the launch ceremony, Minister Faisal highlighted the increasing job opportunities within the industry but noted a shortage of Maldivian women in resort employment. Encouraging women to join the sector, he pledged government support to overcome challenges faced by women in tourism.
Minister Faisal affirmed the government’s commitment to finding solutions for women in the industry, urging Maldivian women to embrace challenges. The “Fahi Fathuruverikamah Anhenun” initiative includes a comprehensive mentorship program spanning three months, aiming to equip women with essential work skills. The program, scheduled biannually, offers hands-on experience in the tourism sector under expert guidance.
With a long-term perspective, Minister Faisal anticipates a rise in female participation in tourism through this program. The initiative aligns with the President’s Week 14 roadmap, emphasizing a dedicated effort to increase the number of women in the tourism workforce. Through mentorship and skill development, the “Fahi Fathuruverikamah Anhenun” program seeks to empower and integrate more Maldivian women into the thriving tourism industry.
