President says to formulate 20-year development masterplan
Development of a national development masterplan is among his presidential pledges.
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President Mohamed Muizzu, following a cabinet recommendation, has decided to pursue the formulation of a 20-year national development masterplan for the Maldives.
The president made the announcement in a publicised video message on Tuesday.
He revealed that the masterplan is intended to be completed within a year and will involve the participation of all citizens, including input from political parties, civil society groups, experts, and other stakeholders.
The president emphasised that the masterplan would have legal backing, with a specifically designed law to support it.
He further disclosed that discussions at the island level, involving civil society groups, sports figures, political parties, and other respected individuals, would soon commence.
The president highlighted that he has consistently communicated his vision for the Maldives and now looks forward to realising the people's vision. He expressed his desire for full participation from all stakeholders.
The development of a national development masterplan is among his presidential pledges.
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