President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih says strong ties with the international community are the most significant binding force in defending and preserving the nation’s independence.
He made these remarks during his address to the nation on the occasion of the 58th anniversary of the Maldives’ independence.
In his address to the nation, President Solih described the Maldives’ strong ties with the international community as the most significant binding force in defending and preserving the nation’s independence.
He highlighted that these strong relations have enabled the country to accelerate its economic development, making progress toward enhancing individual livelihoods and household revenues.
Emphasizing that protecting and preserving the nation’s sovereignty is the administration’s utmost priority, the President reaffirmed his continued commitment to safeguarding the dignity and honor of the country.
President Solih also paid tribute to the nation’s revered independence heroes in his address. The Maldives commemorates its Independence Day every year on July 26th, marking the 58th anniversary of the nation’s independence this year.
