Speaking at a campaign rally on Thursday evening, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu emphasized the importance of electing government candidates to parliament for the successful implementation of development projects.
Addressing supporters gathered for the campaign rally of Ashrag Ali, the PNC candidate for the Kinbidhoo constituency, President Muizzu highlighted the necessity of electing candidates aligned with the government's agenda.
"Candidates contesting parliamentary elections on behalf of the government must be elected to produce results," President Muizzu asserted, stressing the significance of cooperation between the government and the electorate to achieve favorable outcomes.
Acknowledging the meticulous planning and organization of government-led development projects, President Muizzu underscored the indispensable role of public cooperation in realizing the desired results.
Expressing unwavering determination, President Muizzu emphasized the pivotal role of voters in shaping the outcome of the elections. He urged citizens to mark their ballots in favor of government candidates contesting the 93 constituencies, emphasizing that their votes would determine the success of development initiatives.
Addressing supporters gathered for the campaign rally of Ashrag Ali, the PNC candidate for the Kinbidhoo constituency, President Muizzu highlighted the necessity of electing candidates aligned with the government's agenda.
"Candidates contesting parliamentary elections on behalf of the government must be elected to produce results," President Muizzu asserted, stressing the significance of cooperation between the government and the electorate to achieve favorable outcomes.
Acknowledging the meticulous planning and organization of government-led development projects, President Muizzu underscored the indispensable role of public cooperation in realizing the desired results.
Expressing unwavering determination, President Muizzu emphasized the pivotal role of voters in shaping the outcome of the elections. He urged citizens to mark their ballots in favor of government candidates contesting the 93 constituencies, emphasizing that their votes would determine the success of development initiatives.
