President Muizzu Establishes 'Council of Advisors of the Honourables of the State'

President Dr. Mohammed Muizzu has established a special advisory council named the "Council of Advisors of the Honourables of the State" to seek counsel on important national matters. According to the President's Office, the council is a body created to advise the President on the conduct of the country's affairs in a robust manner, on the proper conduct of government affairs, and in connection with the various matters facing the country. The President will directly oversee the chairmanship of the council. Members of the council include Abdullah Kamaluddeen, Abbas Ibrahim, Abdul Rasheed Hussain and Aneesa Ahmed, all holders of the Order of Izzuddin. In addition, Major General (Retired) Moosa Ali Jaleel, holder of the Order of Askari; Dr. Mohamed Latheef, Ibrahim Rasheed Moosa and Ibrahim Ismail Ali are also members of the council. Dr. Mohamed Latheef and Ibrahim Rasheed Moosa hold the Order of Izzuddin, while Ibrahim Ismail Ali holds the Order of Muleegey Sharaf. The other members are Ahmed Naseem, holder of the Order of Muleegey Sharaf; Badrunnaseer, Adam Abdul Rahman and Ahmed Shakir, all holders of the Order of Dhiamigili Sharaf. The President first announced that such a special advisory council to advise the President would be created in his speech at this year's official Independence Day ceremony.