Amid the ongoing diplomatic row between India and Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, former Maldivian President, has expressed concerns about India’s boycott call on the Maldives and how it has impacted his country’s tourism sector. He also conveyed apologies on behalf of the Maldivian people.
Nasheed, who is presently in India, spoke to the media about the tensions between the two nations and said the people of Maldives “are sorry”.
He also said the Maldivian people wished Indian tourists to continue coming to his country.
“It has impacted the Maldives a lot, and I am actually here in India. I’m very worried about this. I want to say the people of the Maldives are sorry, we are sorry that this has happened. We want Indian people to come on their holidays to the Maldives, and there will not be any change in our hospitality,” the former President told the media, news agency ANI reported.
The former President also met Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently, and said, “I met the…
