President establishes advisory council comprising recipients of national honours
President Muizzu will chair the council.
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President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has established a 12-member advisory council comprising recipients of national honours to provide advice on governance and matters of national importance.
The President's Office announced on Wednesday that the council, named the Advisory Council of National Honourees, has been established to advise the President on strengthening state administration, improving government operations and addressing issues requiring consultation.
President Muizzu will chair the council.
According to the President's Office, the council comprises the following 12 members:
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Abdulla Kamaluddin, recipient of the Order of Izzuddin, Ma. Aanuveli.
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Abbas Ibrahim, recipient of the Order of Izzuddin, M. Silver Cloud.
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Abdul Rasheed Hussain, recipient of the Order of Izzuddin, Ma. Uraha.
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Aneesa Ahmed, recipient of the Order of Izzuddin, M. Lonuveli.
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Retired Major General Moosa Ali Jaleel, recipient of the Order of the Distinguished Rule of Izzuddin (Nishan Askaree), H. Raalhaaha.
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Dr Mohamed Latheef, recipient of the Order of Izzuddin, Ma. Kinbi.
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Ibrahim Rasheed Moosa, recipient of the Order of Izzuddin, H. Meerubaharuge Aage.
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Ibrahim Ismail Ali, recipient of the Order of the Dignified Rule of Muleege (Nishan Muleege Sharaf), M. Mahumaavila.
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Ahmed Naseem, recipient of the Order of the Dignified Rule of Muleege (Nishan Muleege Sharaf), H. Hikifinifenmaage.
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Badrunnaseer, recipient of the Order of the Dignified Rule of Dhiyamigili (Nishan Dhiyamigili Sharaf), Ma. Viluveli.
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Adam Abdul Rahman, recipient of the Order of the Dignified Rule of Dhiyamigili (Nishan Dhiyamigili Sharaf), Alimasge, HA. Utheemu.
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Ahmed Shakir, recipient of the Order of the Dignified Rule of Dhiyamigili (Nishan Dhiyamigili Sharaf), Ma. Kashimaa.
President Muizzu had announced plans to establish a special advisory council during his address at the official Independence Day ceremony earlier this year.
The council's formation follows that announcement and provides a forum through which recipients of national honours can offer advice to the President on government administration and matters affecting the country.
