The Adhaalath Party has decided to join President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's administration for the remainder of its current term and form an electoral alliance with the ruling People's National Congress (PNC) to support Muizzu's re-election bid in 2028.
The decision was adopted by the party's Consultative Council under Article 46.1 of the Adhaalath Party Constitution, following an invitation from the PNC to collaborate with the party both in government and in the upcoming presidential election.
In a resolution dated November 14, 2026, the party said the proposed cooperation was aimed at strengthening efforts to protect religious affairs, safeguard national sovereignty and independence, and develop the national economy.
The party stated that its decision was guided by its fundamental objectives of protecting Islam, preserving Maldivian national identity, and safeguarding the country's independence and sovereignty.
It also highlighted the importance of political stability and national unity, stating that cooperation among political stakeholders would serve the country's best interests.
Under the resolution, the Adhaalath Party agreed to join the government as a partner for the remainder of the current presidential term and participate in a coalition with the PNC in the 2028 presidential election.
The party also resolved to support President Muizzu as the PNC's presidential candidate in the election.
The resolution further authorises Adhaalath Party President to negotiate and sign a coalition agreement with the PNC after determining the terms and arrangements for the party's participation.
According to the announcement, the agreement will be drafted in accordance with Article 46.3 of the party's constitution, taking into consideration its objectives, the rights of its members and its long-term interests.
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