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Maldives former president Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has said that his successor Mohamed Muizzu should stop being stubborn and mend ties with India.

Stop being 'stubborn': Maldives President Muizzu told to mend ties with India

Maldives former president Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has said that his successor Mohamed Muizzu should stop being stubborn and mend ties with India.

Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu must stop being "stubborn" and seek dialogue with neighbours to overcome the financial challenges, his predecessor Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has said, Solih made these remarks days after Muizzu, widely seen as a pro-China leader, urged India to provide debt relief to the archipelago nation.
Muizzu, 45, defeated Solih, 62, in the presidential election held in September last year.
Speaking at an event in Male' to rally support for Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) parliamentary candidates contesting four constituencies in Maafannu, Solih said he had seen media reports that suggest Muizzu wants to talk to India for debt restructuring.
But the financial challenges are not caused by Indian loans, Solih was quoted as saying by Adhadhu.com news portal.
Maldives has a debt of MVR 18 billion owed to China compared to MVR 8 billion owed to India, Solih said, adding that the repayment period is 25 years.
"However, I am confident that our neighbours will help. We must stop being stubborn and seek dialogue. There are many parties that can help us. But he [Muizzu] doesn't want to compromise. I feel they [the government] are starting to understand the situation only now," Solih said.
The former president said the government was deceiving the public and relaunching projects initiated by the MDP government. He said ministers are now lying to cover up those lies.
Muizzu criticised India during and after the presidential election campaign and relations between the two countries have deteriorated since he assumed office in November.
He has demanded the complete withdrawal of 88 Indian military personnel manning three aviation platforms used for humanitarian and medical evacuations in the Maldives by May 10. The first batch of 26 Indian military personnel have already left the island nation and were replaced by civilians.
In his first media interview, Muizzu claimed that he has not taken any action or made any statements that may strain the relationship between the two countries.
India will continue to remain the Maldives&rsquo; closest ally, he said and emphasised that there was no question about it, Maldives news portal Edition.mv said in a report on Thursday.
Muizzu&rsquo;s conciliatory comments towards India came ahead of Parliament elections in Maldives slated to be held on April 21.
He is yet to visit India although it has been four months since the new government took over. The first overseas trip by Maldivian presidents had always been to India, the report noted. However, Muizzu visited China in January, making his first state visit.&nbsp;

The President of the Republic of Maldives, Ibrahim Mohamed Solih is scheduled to visit India for a four-day trip starting on Monday, in an effort to further bolster their relationship. 

Maldives President Ibrahim Solih to arrive in India on a 4-day visit to 'bolster bilateral ties'

President &nbsp;Solih would undertake an official visit to India from August 1&ndash;4, at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The President of the Republic of Maldives, Ibrahim Mohamed Solih is scheduled to visit India for a four-day trip starting on Monday, in an effort to further bolster their relationship.
According to a statement issued by the Ministry of External Affairs, President Solih would undertake an official visit to India from August 1&ndash;4, at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Furthermore, a business delegation and high-ranking official would accompany the Maldivian President. &nbsp;&nbsp;
President Solih will meet President Droupadi Murmu and speak with PM Modi and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. Solih will also meet with an Indian business group in New Delhi in addition to his formal engagements in India.&nbsp;
Notably, Maldives holds a special place in India's Neighbourhood First Policy as one of its most important neighbours in the Indian Ocean region. All areas of cooperation within the partnership have shown remarkable expansion in recent years.
The two leaders of the nations will have the chance to assess the development of their extensive collaboration and give it new vitality during President Solih's impending official visit, as per the statement. &nbsp; &nbsp;
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Maldives-India ties &nbsp;
Besides this, one of India's main maritime neighbours in the Indian Ocean is the Maldives, and overall bilateral ties, particularly those pertaining to security and defence, have been strengthening in recent years. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The relationship between India and the Maldives has been based on development cooperation, with New Delhi giving the island country funds for community development projects and lines of credit totalling more than $1.2 billion for infrastructure, PTI reported. &nbsp; &nbsp;
The island country signed a deal in August 2021 to construct a connection project sponsored by India, which is regarded as the biggest infrastructure project being implemented in the island country. &nbsp;&nbsp;
A 6.74 km long bridge and causeway link will be constructed as part of the Greater Male Connectivity Project (GMCP) to join the capital city of Male with the nearby islands of Villingli, Gulhifalhu, and Thilafushi, as per the PTI report. It will purportedly be the biggest infrastructure project in the Maldives, funded by a grant of $100 million and a line of credit of $400 million from India. &nbsp; &nbsp;

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