Foreign Minister Iruthisham Adam has concluded her official visit to the United States today, following a series of strategic diplomatic meetings aimed at bolstering international economic cooperation and securing vital developmental investment for the Maldives.
🌍 Concluded my official visit to the United States of America, Washington, D.C. Grateful for the opportunity to meet the Maldivian community, warm hospitality and constructive engagements with the U.S. officials and representatives of international financial institutions.
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The Minister wrapped up her official engagements with key international financial institutions and bilateral agencies, capping off a tour focused on advancing national development priorities and strengthening global partnerships.
During the trip, Minister Iruthisham conferred with Bethany Aquilina Brez, Vice President of the Office of Foreign Policy at the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC).
Their discussions centered on expanding investment cooperation and facilitating greater DFC participation in core Maldivian growth sectors. Both sides examined avenues to mobilize private capital and channel institutional finance into crucial areas such as clean energy, public infrastructure, and sustainable tourism.
Before concluding her visit, Minister Iruthisham also met with Abdulaziz Al Mulla, Executive Director at the World Bank Group, to review joint developmental initiatives and refine future cooperation strategies.
Writing a message on her official social media regarding the official visit, the Minister expressed appreciation for the World Bank Group’s long-standing support towards the Maldives. Both officials highlighted their commitment to deepening the partnership, particularly in supporting sustainable economic development, infrastructure projects, and climate resilience initiatives across the island nation.
