Maldives: President Moizzu
Maldives on India: Maldivian President Mohamed Moizzu delivered a speech in Parliament. In his speech he indirectly targeted India. He has said a big thing about Indian soldiers. Moijju has said many things in his first presidential speech in the Parliament meeting on Monday without taking the name of India. Moijju, who came to power on the slogan of ‘India Out’, said in his speech that ‘Moijju government will not compromise with the sovereignty of the country. He said that if there is any threat to the country’s independence and sovereignty, he will remain firm and will not succumb to any ‘external pressure’ under any circumstances.
Moijju, in his address to Parliament, reiterated the presence of Indian troops in Maldives. In this regard, indirectly targeting India, Moizzoo said that the majority of the people of Maldives support their government. He said that there is hope among the people that the government will end the presence of foreign troops.
Said this on the presence of Indian soldiers
In his maiden address to Parliament, Muizzu took aim at the presence of Indian troops in the Maldives, saying he believed the majority of Maldivians support his government. He said that people expect his government to end the presence of foreign troops.
Pointing to the recently concluded hydrographic agreement with India, Moijju said that the people of Maldives also have expectations from their government that it will regain its lost maritime territory. It will also ensure that there is no agreement with any country that violates the sovereignty of Maldives.
This agreement was signed during PM Modi’s visit to Maldives in 2019
The hydrographic agreement was signed during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Maldives in 2019. Under this agreement, India used to conduct hydrographic survey in the maritime area of ​​Maldives for which several Indian ships were deployed. The data generated from hydrographic survey helps in knowing what kind of weapons a country is deploying on its border. The data is also used for safe navigation, monitoring the ocean environment, and marine scientific research. Maldives’ pro-China President Muizzoo canceled this agreement with India as soon as he came to power.
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