Maldives's Muizzu, India's Modi promise to strengthen cooperation
Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu will hold talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday during a five-day state visit, hoping for New Delhi's continuing support as his Indian Ocean nation recovers from an economic crisis.
Muizzu in New Delhi: Significance of Maldives President visit, after a loud ‘India Out’ campaign
India and Maldives have traditionally enjoyed strong bilateral ties, but Muizzu's election campaign rhetoric had often been directed against New Delhi. What explains his recent reconciliatory approach?
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