President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu recently addressed the nation, elaborating on the government's decision to close offices during the final ten days of Ramadan. The move, aimed at facilitating night prayers and alleviating the burden of early work hours, underscores the administration's commitment to supporting religious observance and promoting the well-being of citizens.
Speaking on 'Raeesge Javaab', a social media platform where the President interacts with the public, Dr. Muizzu emphasized the significance of prioritizing spiritual practices during this sacred period. In response to a citizen's query, he outlined various measures undertaken to ensure a seamless transition to the adjusted work schedule.
President Muizzu further directed authorities to arrange special allowances for essential workers who are required to be on duty during this time. Additionally, he reassured the public that steps have been taken to stabilize grocery prices and distribute Ramadan gifts, including essential food items, to citizens across the nation. Furthermore, discounts on electricity and water bills during Ramadan were announced to ease financial burdens on households.
Encouraging citizens to seize the opportunity for spiritual reflection and prayer during the final days of Ramadan, President Muizzu emphasized the historic nature of this year's adjustment to work hours. This marks the first time in the Maldives' 897-year history since embracing Islam that such measures have been implemented, signaling the government's commitment to fostering an environment conducive to religious observance and communal well-being.
Speaking on 'Raeesge Javaab', a social media platform where the President interacts with the public, Dr. Muizzu emphasized the significance of prioritizing spiritual practices during this sacred period. In response to a citizen's query, he outlined various measures undertaken to ensure a seamless transition to the adjusted work schedule.
President Muizzu further directed authorities to arrange special allowances for essential workers who are required to be on duty during this time. Additionally, he reassured the public that steps have been taken to stabilize grocery prices and distribute Ramadan gifts, including essential food items, to citizens across the nation. Furthermore, discounts on electricity and water bills during Ramadan were announced to ease financial burdens on households.
Encouraging citizens to seize the opportunity for spiritual reflection and prayer during the final days of Ramadan, President Muizzu emphasized the historic nature of this year's adjustment to work hours. This marks the first time in the Maldives' 897-year history since embracing Islam that such measures have been implemented, signaling the government's commitment to fostering an environment conducive to religious observance and communal well-being.
