Maldives signed ten additional grant-aid projects with India today.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the grant-aid projects fall under the Indian Government sponsored ‘High Impact Community Development Projects’.
The ceremony was attended by Minister of Foreign Affairs of Maldives, Abdulla Shahid and the Minister of State for External Affairs of India, V. Muraleedharan.
At the ceremony, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Ahmed Khaleel and Indian High Commissioner Munu Mahawar exchanged the Memorandums of Understanding between the Government of Republic of Maldives and Government of India for Development of Arts Centre in Male', Development of Sh. Milandhoo Running Track, Construction of Lh. Hinnavaru New Council Office, Establishment of Mental Health Unit at Abdul Samad Memorial Hospital, Procurement of 4 School Buses for Fuvahmulah City, Kulhudhuffushi City, N. Kendhikulhudhoo and L. Gan, Development of Outdoor Gym in Addu City, Hithadhoo Beyrumathi Dhaairaa, Development of Outdoor Gym in Addu City, Hithadhoo Rasgedhara Dhaairaa, Development of Outdoor Gym in GDh. Vaadhoo, Development of Outdoor Gym in HA. Dhidhdhoo and School Digitalization Programme in L. Atoll Education Centre.
During the ceremony, both Foreign Minister Shahid and State Minister Muraleedharan also witnessed the gifting of Anti-TB medication from the Government of India to the Ministry of Health of Maldives.
The Anti-TB medication was received on behalf of the Government of Maldives by Director General of Public Health, Maimoona Aboobakuru.
During today’s agreement signing event, Foreign Minister Abdullah Shahid said that India continue proving to the Maldives that she is a reliable partner in the latter’s development endeavors. He also said that the new projects will have a positive impact on the societal developments across the country.
Speaking today at the event Indian Minister of State for External Affairs V. Muraleedharan said that India take pride in being a reliable development-partner of the Maldives. The projects will be financed by Indian Government with a hundred-million Maldivian Rufiyaa fund.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the grant-aid projects fall under the Indian Government sponsored ‘High Impact Community Development Projects’.
The ceremony was attended by Minister of Foreign Affairs of Maldives, Abdulla Shahid and the Minister of State for External Affairs of India, V. Muraleedharan.
At the ceremony, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Ahmed Khaleel and Indian High Commissioner Munu Mahawar exchanged the Memorandums of Understanding between the Government of Republic of Maldives and Government of India for Development of Arts Centre in Male', Development of Sh. Milandhoo Running Track, Construction of Lh. Hinnavaru New Council Office, Establishment of Mental Health Unit at Abdul Samad Memorial Hospital, Procurement of 4 School Buses for Fuvahmulah City, Kulhudhuffushi City, N. Kendhikulhudhoo and L. Gan, Development of Outdoor Gym in Addu City, Hithadhoo Beyrumathi Dhaairaa, Development of Outdoor Gym in Addu City, Hithadhoo Rasgedhara Dhaairaa, Development of Outdoor Gym in GDh. Vaadhoo, Development of Outdoor Gym in HA. Dhidhdhoo and School Digitalization Programme in L. Atoll Education Centre.
Adding new dimensions to historic ties!
— Abdulla Shahid (@abdulla_shahid) June 4, 2023
Today, we inked ten new projects to be conducted under the High Impact Community Development Projects grant assistance scheme. pic.twitter.com/qJyGp7cknG
During the ceremony, both Foreign Minister Shahid and State Minister Muraleedharan also witnessed the gifting of Anti-TB medication from the Government of India to the Ministry of Health of Maldives.
Saving lives! Enhancing ties!
— Abdulla Shahid (@abdulla_shahid) June 4, 2023
The gifting of the Anti- Tuberculosis medicine will enable access to life-saving care. This generous gift from #India signifies the continuance of the traditionally strong bond between #Maldives and #India. pic.twitter.com/pzoiHTlDSG
The Anti-TB medication was received on behalf of the Government of Maldives by Director General of Public Health, Maimoona Aboobakuru.
During today’s agreement signing event, Foreign Minister Abdullah Shahid said that India continue proving to the Maldives that she is a reliable partner in the latter’s development endeavors. He also said that the new projects will have a positive impact on the societal developments across the country.
Speaking today at the event Indian Minister of State for External Affairs V. Muraleedharan said that India take pride in being a reliable development-partner of the Maldives. The projects will be financed by Indian Government with a hundred-million Maldivian Rufiyaa fund.
