I did not take this lightly, and I never will. Behind today's signature: countless hours of research, learning trips, long conversations with the President to align this with his policies and vision, discussions with colleagues and experts, and hard thinking about the real consequences of this and what it will really mean for Maldives — and one conviction: Maldivians deserve far more from the economic value our natural beauty creates than they have ever received.
This is designed to achieve President Dr. Muizzu's vision for the Maldives: a high-income country by 2040.
I pray to the Almighty to make this a success. 🇲🇻
🔸2028 to Nasheed
🔸2033 to Fayyaz
Wait… Yameen still has one term left.
🔸So we give 2038 to Yameen
Hold on, Muizzu can still have another term.
🔸Ok, 2043 to Muizzu
And of course… Fayyaz too
🔸So we give 2048 to Fayyaz
Maybe we will give 2043 to Ibu because he is aging and Muizzu can wait?
At this point, we're not planning the country's future. We're worshipping people. How can a country move forward like this?
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We’ve recently planted hundreds of native trees along the phase two beach as the first step towards creating its beach boulevard. The trees include dhiggaa, funa, kaani, hirundhu, midhili and kinbi, species that belong to our environment and will one day provide much needed shade and greenery.
These trees should have been planted 13 years ago when the land was first reclaimed. But the next best time is now.
Over the coming months, I want to dedicate most of my time to developing these public spaces for the hundreds of thousands of people who will soon call phase two home. As high density residential towers rise across the area, these parks and beachfront spaces will become places where people can breathe, relax, slow down, spend time with family and friends and take a break from the mental toll of dense urban living. #WithHDC