President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih met with the members of H.Dh. Naivaadhoo island council.

The meeting took place at the President's Office on Sunday.

During the meeting, President Solih and the council members discussed the administration's developmental plans for the island and the affairs of its residents.

The council members shared concerns over the need for tourism development closer to the island. They discussed topics such as, harbor expansion, water and sewerage, land reclamation, and coastal protection projects with the President.

Members of the Naivaadhoo island council raised concerns regarding the challenges posed due to space constraints in the council's secretariat, the island Health Centre and the island school. They also noted the challenges faced due to shortage of staff at the Health Centre and at the council secretariat.

Additionally, the members discussed the need for a volleyball stadium and other requirements for the socio-economic development of the island with the President.

President Solih briefed the members on the latest ongoing developmental projects and plans for the island.

Highlighting the concerns raised by the council members, the President assured them that the administration would work towards addressing them, especially staff shortage issues.