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India Launches Rupay Card in Maldives Following Discussions With President Mohamed Muizzu (Watch Video)

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: October 7, 2024 14:04 IST

India has officially handed over 700 social housing units to the Maldives, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi making the ...

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India has officially handed over 700 social housing units to the Maldives, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi making the announcement during a virtual event. This initiative is part of India's ongoing support for development in the island nation.

PM Modi and Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu also virtually inaugurated a new runway at Hanimadhoo AIrport, enhancing connectivity for the Maldives.

RuPay Card Payments Introduced in Maldives

Also Read | PM Modi holds bilateral talks with Maldives President, discussions focus on strengthening ties.

Additionally, India has introduced the Rupay card in the Maldives following a discussion between PM Modi and President Muizzu, aiming to strengthen financial ties and promote digital payments in the region.

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