President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has launched a national campaign promoting respect and mutual consideration, with a focus on strengthening social values among young people and children.
MALE’: President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has officially launched the “National Respect Initiative” aimed at strengthening social harmony and reviving the values of mutual respect and consideration within Maldivian society.
The “National Respect Initiative” was inaugurated at a special ceremony where the President switched on a light installation placed atop a monument, marking the official launch.
Representatives from various government ministries, state owned companies, civil society organisations, higher education institutions and schools attended the ceremony, alongside a large number of students.
The “National Respect Initiative” seeks to promote respect as an important moral value, particularly among young people and children. It is also part of the President’s broader efforts to preserve Maldivian identity and national values.
The initiative highlights the importance of promoting the Dhivehi language, national identity, history and cultural heritage. Reviving and strengthening these elements remains a key policy priority of the government.
The “National Respect Initiative” is being conducted jointly by Public Service Media (PSM), which operates Dhivehi Raajjeyge Adu and Television Maldives, and the Ministry of Arts, Culture and Heritage.
Under the initiative, several activities are planned to revive the traditional values of kindness, care and consideration that have long been part of Maldivian society.