Indian expats safe in Maldives: MEA

February 07, 2012 15:00

This is the statement by the Ministry of External Affairs on the situation in Maldives.

"We have noted the decision of President Mohamed Nasheed to resign in favour of Vice President Dr Mohamed Waheed. This is an internal matter of the Maldives, to be resolved by Maldivians. We hope that all issues will be resolved in a peaceful and democratic manner. India has traditionally enjoyed close ties of friendship and cooperation with the Maldives.

"We remain committed to extending the fullest support and cooperation to the Government of Maldives in its endeavour to promote peace and progress in the Maldives and the prosperity and well being of its people.

"We continue to closely monitor the situation in the Maldives and understand that the Indian expatriate community there is safe."

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