Pres Solih makes multiple pledges Maavah constituents, including young Anam

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih visited three islands in the Maavah constituency in his campaign tour on Tuesday. His first stop was L. Maavah – the island in the constituency with the biggest population.

A young girl, Anam, was among the first in the line welcoming President Solih to Maavah. She told the president; “I want to walk to an airplane.”

Like Anam, many in the region want a second airport.

Addressing a rally in Maavah, President Solih pledges to have a second airport in the L. Atoll ready during his next term.

“This is a pledge we make. A pledge that we will, In Sha Allah, deliver,” he said.

Many of President Solih’s supporters in the island expressed confidence he will win re-election in round one of voting.

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih visits L. Maabaidhoo on August 29, 2023. (Photo/MDP)

“I believe President Solih deserves a second term. Because many things have been done for this island during this administration. Look, the work on Fenaka, and the work on the sea wall are complete,” said one resident.

At the rally, President Solih made several pledges to Maavah.

ELECTORAL PLEDGES TO MAAVAH

Conversion of futsal field to a turf field
Construction of a new volleyball court
Construction of rowhouses
Land reclamation
Re-development of main roads with asphalt
Upgrade of health center’s services

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih visits L. Kunahandhoo on August 29, 2023. (Photo/MDP)

President Solih’s next stop was L. Kunahandhoo. Many waited in line for his arrival, despite the light drizzle.

ELECTORAL PLEDGES TO KUNAHANDHOO

Construction of an extension building and a laboratory at the health center
Development of the harbor
Development of a turf field
Construction of a volleyball court

“I see a lot of youth in this island. I want you all to use your passion and enthusiasm and get this done in this island too,” said President Solih, addressing a rally in Kunahandhoo.

His last stop in the Maavah constituency was L. Hithadhoo, where he made more pledges.

ELECTORAL PLEDGES TO HITHADHOO