Literacy Forms the Core of an Empowered Society, Says Malé Mayor Adam Azim

MV+ News Desk | September 8, 2026
In his message, the mayor emphasized that literacy extends beyond basic reading and writing skills. | Photo: Adam Azim

Mayor of Male’, Adam Azim, has stated that literacy serves as the main foundation for opening economic opportunities, upholding human dignity, and building an empowered community.

According to a press update published by the Malé City Council, Mayor Azim shared his perspective in a public post on X to mark International Literacy Day, observed annually on 8 September.

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In his message, the mayor emphasized that literacy extends beyond basic reading and writing skills. He described literacy as a fundamental stepping stone that unlocks potential across various sectors of daily life, safeguards human dignity, and fosters a comprehensive, resilient population.

The city council’s release highlighted the mayor’s personal commitment to municipal development, noting that the mayor pledged his administration would actively focus on shaping Malé into an inclusive city—one that guarantees equal educational opportunities and enables every resident to contribute to civic life.

Reflecting on this year’s global theme, “Literacy: For humans, the world, and prosperity,” Mayor Azim noted the weight and relevance of the message. The council reported that the mayor viewed the theme as a timely reminder of how literacy strengthens individuals and communities alike, laying the groundwork for long-term sustainability alongside social and economic stability.

Concluding his statement, Mayor Azim urged the residents of Malé to unite behind initiatives that promote lifelong learning. According to the city council, he called on the public to work together toward building a city where every citizen retains the right to learn, progress, and secure a prosperous future.

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