A delegation led by maldives Foreign minister Abdullah Khaleel has arrived with the aim of improving bilateral relations. He said that he supports India's measures against terrorism. Mohammed Muhyiddin, a Chinese supporter, took office as the President of the South Asian country of maldives in november 2023. The Maldivian ministers' remarks on indian tourism caused a huge controversy. Following this, the indians canceled their tourist trip plans to the Maldives. This has severely affected the maldives, whose main industry is tourism. Mohammed Muisu, who came to india in october last year, expressed his desire to resume relations with India.
Khaleel shared his views during a meeting with external affairs minister S Jaishankar, in what was their third meeting in New delhi so far this year. He also led maldives at the 2nd India-Maldives High-Level Core Group (HLCG) meeting to oversee progress in the implementation of the India-Maldives Vision Document on Comprehensive Economic and Maritime Security Partnership. Following this, a comprehensive plan was developed to work together in areas including economy and maritime security. A delegation led by Maldivian Foreign minister Abdulla Khaleel arrived in delhi yesterday on a three-day visit to discuss the implementation of these. Abdullah Khalil met our Foreign minister Jaishankar. At that time, he said that he fully supported all India's measures against terrorism.
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Sowmiya Sriram

27/05/2025 11:57 AM