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India-Maldives Bilateral Trade Jumps 3-Fold In Last 7 Years
New Delhi, Aug 17 (IANS) Bilateral trade between India and the Maldives has registered a more than 3-fold jump over the past seven years from $223 million in 2017–18 to $680 million in 2024–25, according to official figures.
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India, Maldives Hit Reset, A Year After Diplomatic Ties Hit All-Time Low
A year after India-Maldives relations hit a historic low, the two countries appear to have reset the trajectory of their bilateral ties.
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'We're Maldives First Responders, Always: Indian Envoy On Reset In Ties
India's High Commissioner to the Maldives, G Balasubramanian, spoke exclusively to NDTV about the steady turnaround in bilateral relations - and the road ahead.
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India Aims To Train 175 Civil Servants From Maldives This Year
India has targeted to train 175 civil servants from Maldives through tailor-made programmes in specific disciplines, according to an official statement issued today.
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Maldives "No Ordinary Neighbour'', Will Continue To Nurture It: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said the Maldives is "no ordinary neighbour" of India and emphasised that New Delhi will continue to nurture it and find practical ways of expressing friendship with the archipelagic nation.
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Amid Strained Ties, PM Modi's Eid Message For Maldives President
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared greetings to the President of Maldives Mohamed Muizzu on the occasion of Eid Al-Adha, even as relations between the two nations have soured since the pro-China president assumed office in November last year.
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Maldives President To Attend PM Modi's Oath Ceremony In New Delhi: Report
Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has accepted the invitation to attend Prime Minister Narendra Modi's swearing-in ceremony in New Delhi over the weekend, according to a media report today.
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"In Our Common Interest To...": S Jaishankar To Maldives Foreign Minister
India today reminded Maldives that it has been a key provider of development assistance to the island nation and several projects funded by New Delhi have benefited the lives of thousands of people in the country.
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Maldives Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer Arrives In India On Official Visit Amid Strained Ties
Amid a diplomatic standoff, Maldives Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer on Wednesday arrived in New Delhi on an official visit to India to discuss bilateral ties between the two countries.
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China "Research Vessel" Set To Dock In Male Amid India-Maldives Tensions
Amid strained ties between India and the Maldives, a Chinese vessel has entered the waters of the island nation and is set to dock in its capital Male. The 4,300-ton Xiang Yang Hong 03 is classified as a 'research' vessel
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India's Rs 771 Crore Boost To Maldives Amid Diplomatic Row: Report
India has stepped up development assistance to the Maldives with projects gaining pace last year, even as ties have soured over new Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu's demand for Indian troops to leave his country.
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Will Lead Maldives To Have No "Foreign" Military Presence, Says President
President Mohamed Muizzu on Wednesday said by bolstering the defence capabilities of the Maldives, the country will soon reach a point where there is no "foreign" military presence.
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"Will Not Allow...": Maldives President Says Indian Troops To Exit By May
Sticking to his anti-India stand, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu told the parliament today that the island nation will not allow "any country to interfere with or undermine our sovereignty"
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Indians Cancel Maldives Trips Amid Row Over Island Minister's Post
Amid a row over a tweet by a Maldives minister days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Lakshadweep archipelago, many Indians on social media have claimed that they have cancelled their planned holidays to the island nation.
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Why New Maldives President Wants Indian Troops Out Of The Island Nation?
Addressing the inauguration event on his elevation as the president of the Maldives, Mohamed Muizzu said he will ensure that the small Island nation "has no foreign military presence on its soil".
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India-Maldives Bilateral Trade Jumps 3-Fold In Last 7 Years
New Delhi, Aug 17 (IANS) Bilateral trade between India and the Maldives has registered a more than 3-fold jump over the past seven years from $223 million in 2017–18 to $680 million in 2024–25, according to official figures.
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India, Maldives Hit Reset, A Year After Diplomatic Ties Hit All-Time Low
A year after India-Maldives relations hit a historic low, the two countries appear to have reset the trajectory of their bilateral ties.
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'We're Maldives First Responders, Always: Indian Envoy On Reset In Ties
India's High Commissioner to the Maldives, G Balasubramanian, spoke exclusively to NDTV about the steady turnaround in bilateral relations - and the road ahead.
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India Aims To Train 175 Civil Servants From Maldives This Year
India has targeted to train 175 civil servants from Maldives through tailor-made programmes in specific disciplines, according to an official statement issued today.
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Maldives "No Ordinary Neighbour'', Will Continue To Nurture It: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said the Maldives is "no ordinary neighbour" of India and emphasised that New Delhi will continue to nurture it and find practical ways of expressing friendship with the archipelagic nation.
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Amid Strained Ties, PM Modi's Eid Message For Maldives President
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared greetings to the President of Maldives Mohamed Muizzu on the occasion of Eid Al-Adha, even as relations between the two nations have soured since the pro-China president assumed office in November last year.
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Maldives President To Attend PM Modi's Oath Ceremony In New Delhi: Report
Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has accepted the invitation to attend Prime Minister Narendra Modi's swearing-in ceremony in New Delhi over the weekend, according to a media report today.
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"In Our Common Interest To...": S Jaishankar To Maldives Foreign Minister
India today reminded Maldives that it has been a key provider of development assistance to the island nation and several projects funded by New Delhi have benefited the lives of thousands of people in the country.
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Maldives Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer Arrives In India On Official Visit Amid Strained Ties
Amid a diplomatic standoff, Maldives Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer on Wednesday arrived in New Delhi on an official visit to India to discuss bilateral ties between the two countries.
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China "Research Vessel" Set To Dock In Male Amid India-Maldives Tensions
Amid strained ties between India and the Maldives, a Chinese vessel has entered the waters of the island nation and is set to dock in its capital Male. The 4,300-ton Xiang Yang Hong 03 is classified as a 'research' vessel
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India's Rs 771 Crore Boost To Maldives Amid Diplomatic Row: Report
India has stepped up development assistance to the Maldives with projects gaining pace last year, even as ties have soured over new Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu's demand for Indian troops to leave his country.
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Will Lead Maldives To Have No "Foreign" Military Presence, Says President
President Mohamed Muizzu on Wednesday said by bolstering the defence capabilities of the Maldives, the country will soon reach a point where there is no "foreign" military presence.
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"Will Not Allow...": Maldives President Says Indian Troops To Exit By May
Sticking to his anti-India stand, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu told the parliament today that the island nation will not allow "any country to interfere with or undermine our sovereignty"
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Indians Cancel Maldives Trips Amid Row Over Island Minister's Post
Amid a row over a tweet by a Maldives minister days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Lakshadweep archipelago, many Indians on social media have claimed that they have cancelled their planned holidays to the island nation.
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Why New Maldives President Wants Indian Troops Out Of The Island Nation?
Addressing the inauguration event on his elevation as the president of the Maldives, Mohamed Muizzu said he will ensure that the small Island nation "has no foreign military presence on its soil".
