UN Resident Coordinator Andrew Cox has left the Maldives following the conclusion of his tour of duty.
In a departure statement, Cox expressed “gratitude for the excellent cooperation he received from the government, state institutions, civil society organisations and the media during his time as the UN Resident Coordinator in the Maldives.”
Cox also paid a farewell call on President Dr Mohamed Waheed. According to the President’s Office, “Waheed expressed his gratitude for the enormous contribution made, and the support received towards the development of the Maldives, during Mr Andrew Cox’s tenure as the UN Resident Coordinator.”
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How many years was he here in Maldives and what did he do in the maldives???. Andrew Cox - first time i heard his name was he was alleged to have sided with the coup leaders.