You’re turning a hypothetical cross-default into an economic certainty. Sovereign debt analysis requires actual clauses, thresholds and creditor rights not scary jargon and invented timelines. Perhaps this same lack of depth explains why you couldn’t even finish your own tenure.
They said it couldn’t be done. President @MMuizzu cleared the full USD 150 million owed to SBI part of over USD 1 billion repaid this year. Strong leadership, real results. Maldives stands proud! 🫡🇲🇻
Calling it “82% taken by the government” is a hoax.
TGST and Green Tax are paid by tourists, not from the investor’s profit. Service charge belongs to employees. And exchanging USD into MVR is NOT a 40% tax the resort receives MVR in return.
100% धार्मिक देश नेपाल की तस्वीर है,
जरूरी नहीं कि कल की या इसी साल की तस्वीर है।
महिलाओं की लाश लकड़ी में फंसाकर ज्वैलरी नोची जा रही है।
एक चोर नहीं है, सामूहिक सहमति से सामुदायिक चोरी की जा रही है।
जहां जितना धर्म वहां उतनी निम्न नैतिकता देखी जा रही है। https://t.co/cLBZkmSMXa
Calling it “82% taken by the government” is a Hoax.
TGST and Green Tax are paid by tourists, not from the investor’s profit. Service charge belongs to employees. And exchanging USD into MVR is NOT a 40% tax the resort receives MVR in return.
Investors take huge risks and invest in Maldives and now they have to give the money all the USD to Kazzaabu ? @MMuizzu
1.TGST 17%
2.Service charge 10%
3.Income tax 15%
https://t.co/SO7HoYe3SD 40%
https://t.co/bVnQK3TF7K Tax USD12 per head
Total 82% to be paid to Muizzu
Will the be able to pay bank loans, staff salary, resort rent, daily supplies, fuel cost with remaining 18% ?
What is there to take back for the investor ? @MoTCAmv@min_mohst@MoEDmv@presidencymv@MMA_Maldives@ameen3d@sunbrk@AdhadhuMV@Mihaarunews@RaajjeTVLive
For decades, our islands hv powered a multi-billion-$ tourism industry, while far too little of that wealth flows directly into our local economy. Yet when resorts are asked to convert just 40% of their earnings into MVR, some react as though the industry is being destroyed.
For decades, our islands have generated billions for the tourism industry while too little reaches our people. Asking resorts to convert 40% into MVR isn’t unfair it’s time our islands’ wealth worked for Maldivians too.