Ras Male' deal poses grave and dangerous risks to the Maldives, with consequences that will haunt the nation for generations to come: Imran
18 އޮކްޓޯބަރު 2026 | އާދީއްތަ 07:30Sheikh Imran Abdulla has expressed grave concern over the sale of land under the Ras Male' project, warning that it is a dangerous move that will negatively impact future generations. Calling on the public to speak out against the initiative for the sake of the nation and its faith, he highlighted the growing political debate surrounding the project's potential implications for national sovereignty.


Former Home Minister and former President of the Adhaalath Party, Sheikh Imran Abdulla. | RaajjeMV
Former Home Minister and President of the Adhaalath Party, Sheikh Imran Abdulla, has expressed grave concern over the decision to sell land under the Ras Male' project, warning that the move carries dangerous and alarming underlying implications.
Imran expressed his concerns regarding the Ras Male' project in a post shared on X.
Sheikh Imran stated that the reality of the Ras Male' land sale is crystal clear, even with a brief examination of the underlying dangers and risks associated with the project. He further described the potential damages to the Maldives from this agreement as catastrophic, warning that the negative repercussions would persist for many generations to come.
Regarding this matter, Imran has made a special appeal to the Maldivian people. He urged every citizen who loves the nation and possesses a true national spirit to closely examine and research the details of this project. Furthermore, Imran stated that it is imperative for citizens to stand up and speak out boldly against this project for the sake of the nation and its religion.
Concerns are mounting among opposition figures and the general public regarding the government's ongoing Ras Male' project. In particular, the land allocation policies under this initiative have sparked intense political debate over the potential long-term implications for the nation's economy and sovereignty.








