Imad Solih appointed drug agency chief
The post of NDA CEO has been vacant since Mohammad Habib's dismissal in May on the grounds that his probation period had expired.
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Imad Solih, who previously held various political positions, has been appointed as the CEO of the National Drug Agency (NDA).
The post of NDA CEO has been vacant since Mohammad Habib's dismissal in May on the grounds that his probation period had expired.
In a statement, the NDA said Imad, who was earlier a minister of state, will formally take charge of the CEO's duties next month.
Imad Solih:
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top official of now defunct National Party which was led by former Attorney General Dr Hassan Saeed
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member of the special assembly that drafted the constitution
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served as state minister of education
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holds Masters degrees in Shariah and Law, Business Administration, and Educational Management
Imad had been living in Addu Feydhoo for the past two years. He has contested for Feydhoo parliamentary seat on several occasions, but failed.
