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Maldivian Parliament's online work shared with Commonwealth Parliamentary Association

Photo show Speaker of the Parliament Mohamed Nasheed (L) and Deputy Speaker Eva Abdulla (R) during online sessions of the Parliament conducted due to the situation with Covid-19.

Speaker of the Parliament Mohamed Nasheed has shared the details of the ongoing online session work of the Maldivian Parliament with the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association and Inter-Parliamentary Union.

The details were shared in a letter by the Speaker Nasheed and outlined important measures taken by the Maldivian government in its efforts to curb the Covid-19 pandemic virus. The measures include the quarantine of international arrivals in the country and the suspension of domestic and international travel as well as the closure of cafés and restaurants in the capital.

The letter also noted that the parliament was ready to assist Maldivians in any given situation during the public health emergency announced in the country.

Maldivian parliament goes online!

The letter also provided details of the parliament is now conducted via Microsoft Team. Parliamentary sessions are now conducted online with MPs debating and voting on issues via video call. Two sessions of the parliament have so far been conducted online.

In the letter, the Speaker sent well wishes to member countries and to overcome the situation with the virus as quickly as possible.

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