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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) headquarters in Manila.

ADB to provide $50 million emergency loan to the Maldives for diesel procurement

Banknotes worth one, five and ten U.S. Dollars lie on a table.

Central bank sounds the alarm: Maldives cash reserves plunge by millions as debt crunch looms

Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises, Hassan Zareer.

Reduction in state expenditure is not due to permanent cost-cutting measures, but rather a result of delaying payments on outstanding bills: World Bank

The World Bank has highlighted that the state's debt accumulation continues to rise.

Financial institution lending to state continues to rise: World Bank

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu during a meeting held with his Cabinet of Ministers.

Muizzu’s second year marked by wasteful spending on poetry and cat ministries: Amru

Former Member of Parliament for the Dhaandhoo constituency, Yauqoob Abdulla, speaking during an appearance on RaajjeTV’s "TV Talk" program.

BML distributed MVR 2.7 billion in projects to PNC MPs: Yauqoob

Chief Government Spokesperson Mohamed Hussain Shareef speaking during the "Presser with the Spox" program.

Government has never claimed that Maldives is in a favorable financial position: Chief Spokesperson

The World Bank has stated that the Maldives remains the fastest growing economy in South Asia

Maldives will see South Asia's fastest growing economy despite a minor revision downwards - World Bank

Minister of Finance Ibrahim Ameer

Maldives to see fastest economic growth in 2023 from the region

World Bank Vice President for South Asia paid a courtesy call on the president on Thursday

World Bank VP for South Asia offers support to revitalize Maldives' economy

Joint country Portfolio Performance Review 2022

There were delays in procurement phase of projects: Ministry of Finance

Economic Minister Fayyaz Ismail

Private businesses affected by COVID-19 are invited to apply for financial assistance

World Bank states that the Maldivian economy records strong recovery amid existing weaknesses and global challenges

The economy of Maldives will fully recover to pre-pandemic levels by 2023: World Bank