I'm sorry, but what the actual fuck is the purpose of the UN, if Netanyahu can just walk through the doors and is allowed to speak at the general assembly while there is an international arrest warrant out for him?
What a fucking farce!
@IbrmAnsari Resource allocation is always something that is open to critique. Superficial policy decisions are always eyebrow raising especially when healthcare system also has systemoic issues which affects and endangers lives. Likewise, weaker Islamic education has also killed people.
Obrigada Presidente.
And it should never have fallen to my 13-year-old daughter to fight the US administration for infringing on my privileges and immunities as a UN independent expert.
@chiphaan Rarely touch on this topic. In it's essence it teaches to protect one's humanity. But when used to justify something for a specific purpose, many can't help but feel uncomfortable. Think about that, there's smthng in our core that's being contradicted by ppl propounding righteous
@hamza_latheef@MVSupremacist You're on the dot here. Regardless of personal opinions, the general public doesn't care much. Other than performative talks at coffee meyzu, there's no public outcry about long term lease, making profit off of "selling maldives". If there is maybe we might see popular protest.
Please share!
Family of 16yr old bully victim who fell from Aman Udhares Tower is reaching out for financial assistance.
The bml account is in the news article.
Given the sheer size of Rasmale, which is equivalent to the combined area of three reclaimed Hulhumale phases, it would be impossible to complete the reclamation, shore protection and the necessary utility infrastructure through public financing, not even within the next 20 years or so.
Borrowing foreign funds to develop it exclusively as a local residential area would also be impossible. No financial institution would lend billions of dollars to such a project given our current financial prospects.
Rasmale is so huge that a private tourism/residential zone aimed at tourists could perfectly coexist alongside a massive local residential area capable of accommodating a population of hundreds of thousands. Both could thrive together, creating massive economic opportunities.
With $350 billion worth of development projects under its belt and with 30 years of experience developing massive towns from scratch, I don’t think anyone in their right mind would question Emaar’s capacity to pull this project off.
If it weren’t for @MMuizzu, this lagoon could have been sold to a foreign investor to build a few resorts by reclaiming a handful of islands within that enormous lagoon, just as @ibusolih sold the vaavu Fohtheyo lagoon, the largest lagoon in the Maldives to @Amanresorts in 2023 for peanuts. That wouldn’t transform our economy or forever change our lives for the better in the way this $20 billion investment from Emaar could. Political difference aside I think we should all support this project which has the potential to transform the lives of generations ahead.
@h8meidgaf Thee varah thehkameh neh visnumeh.
Woke viyas nuviyas, kuhveri vaa meehaa vanee kuhveri vefaa vaa meehakahsheh noontha?
But I think I understand your fear which is natural; that expat crimes is becoming more common. Whether that concern is real, should lie in statistics.
He's an example of what not to do. Was not able to negotiate within is party & maintain unity. Failed to disclose @DdcomMdv findings. Ventilator scandal. Underestimated & undermined real concerns of the people which the opposition was able to create a nationalist narrative around
Raees @ibusolih is an example for politicians - he spent 25 years in Majlis & 5 years as president.
He NEVER built career around chasing political power.
His career was built around one thing: SERVING THE PEOPLE & THE MALDIVES.
Politicians has so much to learn from him.