No one who prioritizes the nation will oppose PNC's philosophy: President Muizzu
19 ސެޕްޓެމްބަރު 2026 | ހޮނިހިރު 09:40Speaking at the closing ceremony of the PNC Congress, President Muizzu stated that no individual who prioritizes national interests would disagree with the party's philosophy, emphasizing that "Nation First" remains the party's core foundation and the secret behind its internal unity.
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu speaking to press. | President's Office
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has stated that anyone who prioritizes national interest will find no reason to disagree with the philosophy of the People’s National Congress (PNC).
Speaking at the closing ceremony of the PNC Congress held at the Social Centre on Friday night, President Muizzu stated that if the nation is prioritized, the party will receive universal cooperation in its endeavors for the benefit of the people.
If we prioritize the nation, there will be no room for disagreement with this party's philosophy and direction. In the coming days, everyone will cooperate with the efforts this government and this party are undertaking for the people. Therefore, God willing, the foundation and core policy behind every action the PNC takes for the citizens will be rooted in this very principle.President Muizzu
Highlighting that the PNC will move forward under the slogan "Pro-Nation," the President emphasized that there are no internal divisions within the party. He stated that the secret to the party's unity is the unwavering commitment of all members to this shared objective.
Furthermore, President Muizzu stated that previous administrations aligned with ideologies opposing the PNC had never prioritized national interests. He further noted that, on certain occasions, those parties had even acted in contradiction to the fundamental principles of Islam.
The President stated that among the political parties currently active in the Maldives, only the People's National Congress (PNC) works with sincerity toward the nation's highest interests. He characterized all other political ideologies as detrimental to the country.
President Muizzu stated that the PNC's core policy is to uphold and advocate for Islamic values, asserting that this approach sets the party poles apart from other political organizations. The President concluded his remarks by emphasizing that the greatest benefit to the nation lies in moving forward with the PNC.
