The European Parliament’s Delegation for relations with South Asia intends to discuss the situation in the Maldives at its next meeting in Brussels on 15 July.
Political instability in Maldives could have a crucial impact on the social, economic and tourism development of the country, says the chairperson of the delegation, Jean Lambert, in a statement issued in Brussels yesterday.
Maldives “needs stability in order to capitalise on its location,” she said, calling on political parties and institutions “to work constructively and in good faith” and “to promote good governance and allow the country to tackle the challenges it faces.”
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European parliament probably doesnt realize that we are a group of Neanderthals. ha ha.
The European Paliament knows that the little man PResident we have is a NUT.