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Today marks a proud and historic milestone for the nation as the Maldives is elected to the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) for the 2027–2029 term — for the first time in our 60 years of membership at the United Nations.
This achievement reflects the trust and confidence that the international community places in our nation and in our commitment to constructive multilateral engagement.
As a Small Island Developing State, the Maldives understands firsthand the urgent challenges faced by vulnerable nations, from climate change and economic resilience to sustainable development. Our seat at ECOSOC gives us a stronger platform to advocate for the priorities and aspirations of small island developing States and developing countries around the world.
Together with our partners, the Maldives will work to strengthen international cooperation, accelerate progress on sustainable development, and shape a ECOSOC that will result in fair finance, stronger delivery, and resilient futures.
They said the Maldives would default. They said the economy would collapse, subsidies would be cut, and we would end up in an IMF program. Some were waiting for it to happen. Some even seemed to be hoping for it.
After years of heavy borrowing, money printing, and economic challenges, many believed President @MMuizzu would not be able to turn things around. But the opposite happened.
The country has continued to meet its debt obligations, avoided an IMF bailout, and international credit ratings have improved. This is not a small thing. It is a huge achievement for a small nation facing significant financial pressures.