The Maldives and Malaysia have agreed to initiate talks on establishing a Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA), following high-level bilateral discussions
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has brought two seasoned administrators into his top inner circle, appointing former Sports Commissioner Mohamed Tholal and private sector executive
Sindh’s water crisis has moved beyond the language of allocation and into the territory of power, survival and state conduct. As temperatures rise, canals
Abdulla Nazim Ibrahim has resigned from his post as Principal Secretary to the President on Policy and Manifesto, marking yet another movement through the
In a move marking her return to government service, former cabinet minister Dr Maryam Mariya has been appointed Ambassador-at-Large at the Ministry of Foreign
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu today laid the foundation stone for the “Sultan Mohamed bin Abdullah Grand Mosque and Islamic Civilization Centre” in Hulhumalé Phase
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has established a new State-Owned Enterprise, Maldives Awqaf Investments Limited, aimed at generating sustainable funding for religious affairs and infrastructure
Galolhu Uthuru MP (MDP) Mohamed Ibrahim (Kudu) has written to Speaker of the People’s Majlis Abdul Raheem Abdulla, demanding key state agencies be summoned
The 8th International Teachers’ Conference officially kicked off today at Shaheed Ali School in Hulhumalé, bringing together 300 educators, administrators, and policy experts. Vice
Russian Ambassador to the Maldives and Sri Lanka, Levan Dzhagaryan, met with Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. Iruthisham Adam in Malé on Wednesday, September
Tourist arrivals to the Maldives have crossed the 1.5 million mark this year, reaching 1,520,000 as of yesterday, according to the latest figures released
The Maldives and Malaysia have agreed to initiate talks on establishing a Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA), following high-level bilateral discussions in Malé between President
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu held official bilateral talks with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in Male’, followed by the formal exchange of two key
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has brought two seasoned administrators into his top inner circle, appointing former Sports Commissioner Mohamed Tholal and private sector executive
Sindh’s water crisis has moved beyond the language of allocation and into the territory of power, survival and state conduct. As temperatures rise, canals
Abdulla Nazim Ibrahim has resigned from his post as Principal Secretary to the President on Policy and Manifesto, marking yet another movement through the