އެސް.ޑީ.ޖީސްގެ ވޮލަންޓްރީ ލޯކަލް ރިވިއު އެއް ހެދުމަކީ ވަރަށް މުހިއްމު ކަމެއް " މައީދު ޒާހިރު #MaleCityVLR2025

Malé City is taking a historic step forward. Today, we launch our first Voluntary Local Review (VLR) 2025—tracking our progress on housing, climate resilience, and the #SDGs as we build a safer, more inclusive city. Read the findings & our 2030 roadmap: https://t.co/55miOxyDCO

Was at the launch of @MaleCitymv’s Voluntary Local Review today. Joined the panel discussion to share my thoughts and perspectives on environmental sustainability and urban challenges facing Malé. Important conversations for building a more resilient island city.

Today’s launch of Malé City’s first Voluntary Local Review (VLR) 2025 is about people and partnerships. Grateful to @ICLEI and @UNESCAP for their support as we work together to strengthen housing, climate resilience, and inclusive growth for our community. #MaleCityVLR #SDGs

#maldives #map Dredging plumes are clouds of suspended sediment created during #dredging, transport, and deposition, affecting #water quality, they can block sunlight, disrupt #marine life, and cover sensitive underwater #habitats. #RasMaale @hdcmaldives @MoCImv #VisitMaldives

Conservation, Community and Collective Action in the Maldives | Maeed https://t.co/s9CgIeuzUr via @YouTube @TransparencyMV

Can’t seem to find out who are potential city council candidates for Mahchangoalhi Dhekunu … who is contesting ? @MDPSecretariat @pnc_secretariat

Air quality hit "unhealthy" levels across the Maldives this week. Visibility dropped to 1.5km. The annual haze is back – and we investigated what's actually happening. What we found: - 67% of dry season days exceed WHO air quality guidelines, according to MNU research. 90% of

In recent weeks we have seen a raise in air pollutant level, especially Particulate Matter(PM) 2.5 over the Maldives. Resulting in public health advisories released by the authorities. The below is an article, in which I have tried to capture the role of air pollution in

We are deeply alarmed by the latest plans to reclaim additional mangrove and wetland areas at Moolekede Fishimathi in Addu. This new proposal is entirely separate from the previously EIA-approved road project. It involves a different road connection that directly encroaches into

If this principle is rejected in schools, it raises a serious question: are we also expected to normalise gender segregation in professional (work) and public life? #Maldives @MMuizzu

These resilient trees which even survived 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami are now being pulled off to make new tar roads. A picture shared on an FB post by Maleeh. What’s their crime. If we don’t have brains to save these trees which stood by us even in calamities, we are doomed!

@ahmedmauruf @Dhaurunews @maeed We have materials and technology now. We don’t have to build a water villa, but a resilient home! This rhetoric is what tourism tycoons spread to stop such developments which may lose their appeal.

. @maeed proposes a shift from land reclamation to the "resort-style" water bungalow concept for local housing. Is it time to rethink how we adopt our development? 🎙️ Watch full episode: https://t.co/kEHFAjyK0h

Ehbasve Dhebasvamaa: Veleege vahkkan, Thimaaveshee ge Jareema https://t.co/kEHFAjycaJ

Ep. 5 of Ehbasve Dhebasvamaa – We tackle the most pressing issue facing our islands: finding the balance between building a modern nation and protecting the fragile environment. From reclamation projects to environmental protection laws, @naaif and @hirigazahir with @maeed

Can we have development without destruction? In our first Ep. of 2026, 'Ehbasve Dhebasvamaa' tackles the ultimate Maldivian dilemma: balancing rapid infrastructure growth with environmental preservation. Our guest is @maeed. 📺 Watch the full episode today at 13:30

Decentralised maldives is key to tourism prosperity, fisheries prosperity, healthcare prosperity, and educational prosperity. ⭐️

Maldivians have long migrated in pursuit of human development, sometimes by choice, but often out of necessity. Decades of centralization and policies promoting a “Greater Malé” mega-urban settlement have intensified migration to the capital. https://t.co/JwcX2IRSHb

I dont think population consolidation is bad for the #Maldives. We must design/develop climate resilient islands promoting voluntary migration before climate-induced displacement hits us. But consolidating & concentrating to a mega urban settlement in greater male’ not a solution