Friday’s PNC rally will show which leader the nation backs

The Chairperson of the ruling party, People's National Congress (PNC), and Parliament Speaker, Abdul Raheem Abdulla, stated today that the large rally the party is holding in Male' next Friday night will clearly demonstrate the nation's ideology and the leader Maldivians stand behind.

Speaking to the media after launching the campaign to invite the public to the rally, which will be attended by President and PNC Leader Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, Abdul Rraheem said that supporters are attending the rally to acknowledge and endorse the work the President has accomplished so far.

He added that since President Muizzu will be speaking at the rally, which will be held at the Artificial Beach area on Friday night, the public will gain further information and certainty regarding development projects.

"In the history of the Maldives, the most projects handed over to the private sector in a single day were done by this administration the day before yesterday. Therefore, the people are not coming because they are confused or unaware. The people are coming because they know what is happening, and they believe the direction of this administration is right, looking forward to a new future with a new hope, a new spirit, and a new life," Abdul Raheem stated.

He expressed confidence that the development desired by the people will be achieved under the PNC government with President Muizzu's leadership.

Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef stated that with President Muizzu having now traveled to every island in the Maldives, the people desire to gather in one place to express their support.

Ibrahim Falah, PNC Parliamentary Group Leader and MP for Inguraidhoo constituency, noted that as the current administration nears its two-year mark this month, many supporters wish to gather in one place.

Falah said that with the President having visited many islands recently, initiating various development projects and working tirelessly, many people want to gather and express their gratitude.

He anticipates a large turnout for the rally on Friday night, stating that today's purpose was to give an "invitation card" to everyone residing in the Malé area.

"There may be citizens in an area where so many people live who don't directly receive the [invitation card]. However, it is a very special request from the PNC leadership and our honorable President for all beloved Maldivian citizens to attend this gathering, this rally," Falah said.

"We, the PNC, extend that invitation to all beloved Maldivian citizens."

This will be the first major rally held by the PNC after a hiatus of approximately two years.