Dhivehi Dhathuru Exhibition: Celebrating 45 Years of Progress & Partnership

The Dhivehi Dhathuru Exhibition concluded with resounding success, commemorating 45 years of transformative progress in the Maldives. Co-hosted by UNDP Maldives and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the event celebrated the nation’s remarkable achievements in sustainable development, highlighting the power of collaboration, resilience, and inclusivity in shaping the Maldives’ future.

The exhibition was graced by visits from distinguished guests who had been a part of these milestones, whose presence underscored their role and the significance of this milestone in the Maldives’ development journey. In addition, visitors from all walks of life, including members of diverse communities, participated in this celebration, reflecting the inclusivity and unity that have been pivotal to the country’s progress.

Many attendees appreciated the opportunity to reflect on the nation’s development story, celebrating key milestones achieved through strong partnerships and collective action. The exhibition served as a platform to showcase how collaboration between the government, development partners, and the public continues to drive transformative change.

As the exhibition drew to a close, it left behind a powerful legacy—a reminder that the Maldives' development journey thrives on collective action, inclusivity, and shared responsibility. UNDP Maldives remains steadfast in its commitment to partnering with the Government of Maldives and other stakeholders and our development partners to continue building on this legacy, ensuring a future where no one is left behind.

The Dhivehi Dhathuru Exhibition was not just a celebration of the past but an inspiration for the future—a future driven by innovation, collaboration, and sustainability.

This article is first published at UNDP Maldives website on Dhivehi Dhathuru Exhibition: Celebrating 45 Years of Progress & Partnership

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