PNC Group Leader Falah Accuses Opposition of Using Eagle Hills Project to Incite Political Instability

Ruling People's National Congress (PNC) Parliamentary Group Leader Ibrahim Falah accused opposition politicians of using discussions about the Eagle Hills project to create political instability in the Maldives. Speaking during a parliamentary debate on a motion submitted by MDP MP Mikaeel Ahmed Naseem demanding disclosure of the Rasmalé agreement details, Falah said those speaking against the project are doing so to stir unrest. Falah, the MP for Inguraidhoo constituency, described the Eagle Hills project as a strong initiative that would bring progress and prosperity to Maldivians. He stated that the project is beneficial for the country's development and the well-being of its citizens. The PNC group leader further claimed that the opposition's efforts to create political instability would not succeed.