Faris releases manifesto with promise to cut GST to 3%

Empowering the Fatwa council

Closing down and regulating immoral establishments in the name of spas

Blocking pornographic websites

Appointing professional, competent persons

Governing with the participation of all, through a two-sided approach

Formulating and implementing tailor-made policies

Reducing wasteful spending

Formulating and making public the rules for providing assistance under Aasandha and NSPA

Formulating a long-term national development plan and ensuring that the government's manifesto, policies, and development projects are in line with the goals of the national development plan, and putting it up for a public referendum

Establishing a special license for digital banking and digital wallets through the MMA

Making Maldives a digital financial hub

Opening up digital asset exchanges in the economy

Creating a digital creative industry

Making water, electricity, and staple foods more affordable

Identifying the need for housing and increasing the amount of affordable housing to maintain prices

Creating a start-up Maldives brand

Creating and expanding Dhivehi brands

Introducing and continuing modern businesses

Building halfway houses to help people recover from drug rehab, mental health care, and prison sentences back into the community

Construction of special rehabilitation centres for women

Strengthening non-custodial measures such as community service and mandatory rehabilitation programs

Reducing taxes on guesthouses

Reviewing the tax system and reducing GST to 3%

Deducting duty on imported goods

Bringing utility companies under the control of the island council

Further efforts to improve the discipline and behavior of children in schools

Working to make schools independent and self-governing

Introduction of a virtual national library for all students

Reviewing and modernizing the national curriculum

Providing mental health treatment services to students

Creating classes for children with special learning needs who are not able to be mainstreamed

Educating students through schools about the dangers of drug use

If a member of parliament does not perform at the level required by the people, a no-confidence vote should be taken against him and he can be removed from office

Amending the constitution so that the salaries of MPs are not determined by MPs

Introducing a quota to increase the proportion of women in parliament

Introducing a quota to facilitate the voice of people with disabilities

Reviewing the requirements of members and raising the educational level

Reducing the number of members of Parliament to a level appropriate to the population of Maldives

Making the streets a safe place

Vehicles registered in the Male area should be environmentally friendly

If more than one vehicle is registered in one name, increase the annual fee

Increase in import duty on used vehicles registered in the city area

Developing and implementing a long-term plan to reduce the number of vehicles used in the Male area

Establishing and implementing a gender mainstream policy for women

Developing and implementing a master plan to provide closer services for gender-based violence

Establishing a strong environment for women working in the informal sector

Identifying and implementing methods and techniques to enable the political future of women

Introduction of 'Temporary Special Measures' as part of new implementation measures and formulation and implementation of necessary plans; under it, quotas for political positions, legislation, and the judiciary