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1 thought on “Maldives tourism body condemns derogatory remarks against PM Modi, calls India ‘closest neighbour’”
It’s heartening to see the Maldives tourism body taking a stand against derogatory remarks made against PM Modi. Such comments not only harm diplomatic relations but also impact the tourism industry, which is crucial for the Maldives. India and the Maldives share a special bond as neighbors, and it’s important to nurture this relationship with respect and cooperation. Let’s hope for improved relations and continued support for the tourism sector.