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Sunday, April 28, 2024

Why is the new Maldives’ President so hell bent on ‘India Out’?

“Why is the new Maldives’ President so hell bent on ‘India Out’?”, Swarajyamag, December 15, 2023:

“In yet another step against undermining the relationship with India, the newly-elected Maldivian president Mohamed Muizzu’s administration has now decided to terminate the 2019 hydrographic survey agreement.

On Thursday (14 December), the Maldives government announced that they will terminate the India-Maldives hydrographic survey agreement signed in 2019.

What Is The Agreement?

The agreement, signed in 2019 with the erstwhile President Ibrahim Solih-led government, stipulated that both countries would jointly chart waters in the areas surrounding Maldivian territory and conduct surveys……”

Read the full article at Swarajyamag.com

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