The nonprofit Human Rights Watch on Friday alleged that the Maldives police have detained more than 80 migrant workers on the pretext of national security for protesting unpaid wages, inhumane living …
Forex Trading in The Maldives
The 1st notes of rufiyaas came into circulation in 1948. Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) is the central bank and the main financial regulator of the country. It was established in 1981 and since …
Maldives: Migrants Arrested for Protesting Abuses
The Maldives police have detained more than 80 migrant workers in July for protesting unpaid wages, inhumane living conditions, and labor rights violations, Human Rights Watch said today. The …
The choices we make will determine the future of the Maldives
While attention is focused on the coronavirus COVID-19, we must not forget the damage being wrought by climate change.
Maldives allocates 18.8 mln USD to prop up SMEs
MALE, July 20 (Xinhua) — Maldives Ministry of Finance said loans worth 18.8 million U.S. dollars will be distributed to prop up 1,643 COVID-19 affected small and medium enterprises (SMEs), local …
Qatar Airways to Resume Guangzhou Passenger Flights from 26 July
Flights will be operated initially with one weekly frequency every Sunday * The airline recently announced the upcoming resumption of flights to destinations including Maldives, Berlin, Prague, …
The Maldives reopened to tourists — and its hotels have some ideas to lure you back
After more than three months of banning visitors, the Maldives is now allowing tourist arrivals, but will visitors come?
The Maldives is back on the map for international tourism
As of today, the Maldives is open for business, with very few restrictions and no mandatory quarantines for international travelers. The Maldives is comprised of 26 atolls that span around 115 …
Maldives issues tourists 30-day visa on arrival to boost travel sector: Minister
Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid discusses the Maldives’ campaign to revive its tourism industry and keep visitors feeling safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Maldives is now open to all global tourists. Here’s how they’re doing it
The Maldives is opening its borders to all global travelers from July 15 — no Covid-19 tests, quarantines or additional fees required.