Govt appoints 3 directors to boards of state-owned companies
Areesh, who has been appointed to the board of Maldives Post Limited, was appointed Under Secretary at the President's Office last month.
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The government has appointed three members to the boards of directors of Maldives Post Limited, the State Pharmaceutical and Medical Supply Corporation (SMPC) and State Trading Organisation (STO).
The appointments were announced on Tuesday evening by the Privatisation and Corporatisation Board (PCB), which is responsible for appointing and removing directors of companies in which the government holds shares.
According to the PCB, the following appointments have been made:
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Maldives Post Limited: Mohamed Areesh, of M. Ahuliha, Malé.
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State Pharmaceutical and Medical Supply Corporation (SMPC): Ismail Faruhad Ahmed, of Penzeemaage, GDh. Thinadhoo.
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State Trading Organisation (STO): Ahmed Imdah Mohamed, of G. Maalhika, Malé.
Areesh, who has been appointed to the board of Maldives Post Limited, was appointed Under Secretary at the President's Office last month.
He previously served as a member of Malé City Council, having been elected on a Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) ticket during the council's previous term.
However, following the formation of President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's administration, Areesh left the MDP and joined the ruling People's National Congress (PNC).
