Good Morning Maldives: Monday, 15 December 2025

Good Morning Maldives brings you a comprehensive news update for December 15, 2025. The nation is experiencing hazy conditions in Malé with reduced visibility and an orange alert for air quality. Top political stories involve the ongoing case of MP Mohamed Sinan's parliamentary seat, facing potential loss due to unpaid debts. President Nasheed has also called for the release of arrested fishermen. Economically, President Muizzu is engaging with business owners and residents, while concerns linger about delayed government payments. MIFCO has adjusted fish prices, and Visit Maldives is reducing membership fees for small businesses.Socially, food assistance demand is rising, prompting government support. Infrastructure projects are progressing, including land reclamation in Hulhumale and hospital expansion in B. Atoll. Financial management of state enterprises remains a challenge, with significant losses reported. However, the Anti-Corruption Commission highlights substantial recoveries for the state. In other news, Bank of Maldives continues its internship program, and the Youth Ministry's Hackathon concluded. Passport services have expanded nationwide, and the Teachers Association addressed a recent incident at Addu High School.