Media Fenda Established to Improve Gov’t News Access for Journalists
The facility aims to strengthen engagement between the media and government institutions. | Photo: President’s Office
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has officially inaugurated Media Fenda, a dedicated facility designed to improve media access to government information. The inauguration ceremony took place this afternoon at the Media Fenda premises, located opposite the President’s Office.
The facility has been established to strengthen engagement between the media and Government institutions, enabling journalists to receive timely news and official updates directly from the President’s Office and nearby Government bodies.
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President Dr @MMuizzu inaugurates ‘Media Fenda’; a dedicated space designed to enhance engagement between the media and Government institutions. Located in front of the President’s Office, Media Fenda will allow journalists to access timely news and official updates directly from… pic.twitter.com/bel12YAeiY— The President's Office (@presidencymv) May 29, 2025
Managed by the President’s Office, Media Fenda will operate on all official Government working days. Upon request by authorised journalists, it will also be accessible 24 hours a day, including on public holidays.
Use of Media Fenda is restricted to registered Maldivian media outlets actively operating in the country, including newspapers, magazines, broadcasters, and media entities listed in the Maldives Media Council’s registry. Access is granted only with a special permit issued by the President’s Office.
As the facility is located within the Green Zone, all security protocols established by the security forces will apply.
