Maldives Parliament Session Rescheduled to 2:00 PM; Real Estate Bill Among Four Submitted by Government

The Maldives Parliament session scheduled for today has been moved to 2:00 pm, deviating from the usual 9:00 am start time. The parliamentary office has not disclosed the reason for the change. A total of four bills submitted by the government are on the agenda, including the Real Estate Bill, the bill concerning the determination and implementation of the death penalty, the bill for protecting the right to prayer and dignity, and the Maldives Immigration Bill. The first reading of these bills has been placed on the agenda, and the debate on the state budget expected for next year is also scheduled to begin today. President Muizzu has stated that two weeks will be given to gather public opinion on the Real Estate Bill, which was submitted after the government announced its intention following the signing of the first agreement for selling real estate.