Members Appointed to Digital Transformation Council to Drive “Maldives 2.0” Vision

Members have been appointed to the Digital Transformation Council, established to oversee the implementation of the roadmap for the “Maldives 2.0 – Digital-First Nation” vision.

The council, formed yesterday, is chaired by President Dr Mohamed Muizzu. The President’s Office said the members appointed for this council are in line with the government’s foundational principles.

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Members of the Digital Transformation Council

• Minister of Homeland Security and Technology, Ali Ihusaan
  
• Minister of Finance and Planning, Moosa Zameer
  
• Minister of Education, Dr Ismail Shafeeu
  
• Minister of Health, Abdulla Nazim Ibrahim
  
• Minister of Cities, Local Government and Public Works, Adam Shareef Umar
  
• Chief of Staff, President’s Office, Abdulla Fayaz
  
• Minister of State for Homeland Security and Technology, Dr Mohamed Kinaanath
  
• Digital Transformation Strategist, President’s Office, Siyah Khaleel
  
• Managing Director, TradeNet Maldives Corporation Limited, Saeeda Umar
  

The Council will serve as the supreme body to guide initiatives outlined in the “Maldives 2.0 Roadmap 2025–2028 – Journey to Digital Transformation” and oversee their execution.

Maldives 2.0, introduced by President Muizzu in May, is a flagship initiative aimed at modernising public services and accelerating digital transformation across all sectors. The programme seeks to create a digitally connected Maldives over the next three years, integrating accessible technologies nationwide and raising service standards.

The initiative is structured around eight key pillars: secure digital identity, open data governance, robust cybersecurity, modern legal frameworks, sovereign digital infrastructure, citizen-focused e-government services, sectoral digital modernisation, and support for ICT innovation and local talent.