Despite row, India allows essentials export to Maldives
Friday, 5 April 2024 India has approved the Maldives government's request to export essential items like sugar, wheat, rice, and onions for 2024-25, marking the highest quantities since 1981. This decision follows tensions over President Mohamed Muizzu's pro-China stance and call for Indian military personnel return. The move signifies a positive step in bilateral relations, emphasizing mutual cooperation during crucial times.
Maldivian Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer expressed gratitude to India for increasing essential supplies exports despite diplomatic tensions. This gesture, shared on social media, highlights enduring friendship and trade commitments. India's decision, part of its 'Neighbourhood First' policy, signifies...
Maldives foreign minister Moosa Zameer's visit to India amid shifting alliances and strained relations. The visit holds geopolitical significance during the.. IndiaTimes
India and Maldives strengthen economic ties through increased trade and export quotas, with India emerging as Maldives' top trade partner. Bilateral trade.. IndiaTimes
In the Maldives, President Mohamed Muizzu's People’s National Congress clinched a significant victory in parliamentary elections, securing potential control over the legislature. Despite economic challenges, Muizzu fulfilled his promise to remove Indian military presence, signaling a shift towards closer ties with China. Voter turnout stood at 76%, reflecting continued civic engagement. Muizzu's leadership will shape the Maldives' geopolitical landscape.
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Stay updated on the latest developments as the Maldives holds its 2024 parliamentary election, seen as a crucial test for President Mohamed Muizzu amidst rising tensions over anti-India policies. With 368 candidates vying for 93 seats, this election could reshape the nation's diplomatic stance and regional alliances. Follow for live coverage and analysis of this significant event.
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Ahead of Maldives' parliamentary elections, opposition demands investigation and impeachment of President Muizzu over alleged corruption from 2018. Leaked reports implicated him in financial misconduct, triggering a political storm. Muizzu denies accusations, citing lack of evidence, and accuses opposition of desperation. With 368 candidates contesting for 93 seats, election results will determine opposition's ability to hold Muizzu's administration accountable.
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Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu softened his stance towards India, emphasizing India's crucial aid and projects, despite earlier demanding Indian military personnel's repatriation. Muizzu seeks debt relief as Maldives owes $400.9 million to India. He aims to expedite projects and maintain cordial relations with India, contrasting previous anti-India rhetoric. Muizzu, embracing a pro-China policy, signed agreements with China for infrastructure development and tourism boost.
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India starts withdrawing troops from the Maldives as per President Muizzu's order. Amid geopolitical tensions, 25 Indian soldiers leave ahead of schedule, with a total of 89 set to depart by May 10. China signs a military assistance deal with the Maldives, causing concerns for India. New Delhi reinforces naval presence near Lakshadweep islands in response to shifting dynamics.
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Maldives plans to revive tourism from India with road shows in major cities. A diplomatic row caused by derogatory remarks led to a decline in Indian tourist arrivals. Discussions with India's High..