President Muizzu advocates for Inclusive Development and stronger global partnerships at World Government Summit

13 Feb 2024 | 20:02
President Muizzu at World Government Summit in Dubai

In a compelling address at the World Government Summit 2024, the President of the Maldives emphasized the significance of inclusive development, stressing that no progress is complete if it leaves friends behind; development must uplift neighbors and friends that respect you.

The speech highlighted the Maldives' commitment to innovation, sustainability, and partnerships for a resilient future.

President expressed gratitude for the warm welcome extended by the UAE and commended Dubai's progress as a testament to effective governance practices and innovative citizenry services.

The Summit, hosted by the UAE, provided a unique platform for global leaders to discuss the future of governments.

The President's vision for the Maldives involves re-imagining the nation as a forward-looking, inclusive, and innovative hub, capitalizing on its strategic geographic position.

Ambitious projects were unveiled, including the redevelopment of the central maritime port, expansion of the international airport, and an integrated maritime development in the northernmost atoll. 

As Maldives continues its journey of growth, the President expressed the nation's eagerness to learn from global leaders, emphasizing a partnership that transcends differences and celebrates each other’s successes.

No progress is complete if it leaves friends behind; development must uplift neighbors and friends that respect you. So, let us, today, forge a partnership that transcends hardship and differences; a partnership that recognizes individual priorities and celebrates each other's successes

Stated President

The message of inclusive development echoed throughout the speech, emphasizing that true progress uplifts friends and neighbors alike.

The Maldives looks forward to forging collaborative partnerships for a resilient, sustainable, and inclusive future.

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