Colombo, Feb 7 (NIA) - Sri Lanka and Maldives will hold a two day Joint Commission session in Maldives this week to discuss several matters including tourism, economic cooperation and fisheries, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement here Tuesday. Sri Lanka's Foreign Minister, Mangala Samaraweera will lead the Sri Lanka delegation to the Joint Commission while his Maldivian counterpart,...
Read moreColombo, Jan 29 (NIA) - Maldives former President Mohamed Nasheed, who lives in exile in Britain, arrived in Sri Lanka on Sunday, which his party termed as a 'private visit'. Sources from the opposition Maldives Democratic Party told NewsIn.Asia that Nasheed would be in Sri Lanka for a few days before leaving back for the UK. Sources said Nasheed was...
Read moreMaldives, Jan 27 (NIA) - Maldives, on Friday said the number of Chinese investments in the island country was expected to increase in the future. Foreign Minister Dr. Mohamed Asim said that Maldives and China shared strong relations which had been further strengthened following Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the Maldives and the two visits by President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom...
Read moreColombo, Dec 15 (NIA) - Cinnamon Dhonveli Maldives was awarded ‘Leading Surf Hotel/Resort in the South Asia Region’ at the inaugural South Asian Travel Awards 2016 (SATA) held recently in Colombo, Sri Lanka. This award was given in recognition of the resort’s exceptional service and hospitality especially catering to the surfing community that enjoys the waters at Pasta Point known...
Read moreColombo, Dec 14 (NIA) - The Maldives government on Wednesday said that 20 new world class resorts would be unveiled in 2017, in addition to the seven new resorts which were opened this year. A statement from the Maldives Embassy in Colombo said that tourism had recorded a remarkable growth in 2016 and the honeymoon islands were now expecting more...
Read moreMale, October 27 (NIA): The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) on Thursday welcomed the announcement by eight ruling party Members of Parliament that they will work for political reforms and not be bound by the whip of President Abdulla Yameen. Reacting to this, former President Mohamed Nasheed said: “In the light of the immense difficulties that the people of the Maldives...
Read moreColombo, October 13 (NIA): The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP), has condemned “in the strongest terms” the Maldivian government’s decision to leave the Commonwealth. The decision was taken unilaterally by the Cabinet without consulting parliament, and comes unexpectedly,” said the MDP’s international spokesman Hamid Abdul Ghafoor. The decision comes after the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group, on September 23,2016, placed Maldives...
Read moreMale, October 13 (NIA): The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has accused President Abdulla Yameen of trying to prevent opposition leader Mohammad Nasheed from participating in the proposed talks with the government on settling the national question. The MDP said in a release on Wednesday that it was “deeply concerned by the government’s clear attempts to obstruct the UN- mediated...
Read moreColombo, October 2 (NIA): The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) said on Sunday that it is deeply saddened by the loss of Indian Serviceman in terrorist attacks against the Indian Army last week and appealed to Pakistan to delegitimize terror groups on its soil. “The MDP wishes to extend its sincere condolences to the people and Government of India,” says...
Read moreColombo, September 25 (NIA): The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP), headed by the former Maldivian President Muhammad Nasheed, has welcomed the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group’s (CMAG’s) decision to place the Maldives on its formal agenda. A statement issued by MDP’s Colombo-based spokesman, Hamid Abdul Ghafoor, said on Sunday that the MDP also called upon the Yameen government to immediately sit for...
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