MDP undecided on continuation of talks
The main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) remains undecided on continuing talks with the government despite alleging President Abdulla Yameen had failed to honour a commitment to release former President Mohamed Nasheed.
30 Jul 2015, 9:00 AM
The main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) remains undecided on continuing talks with the government despite alleging President Abdulla Yameen had failed to honour a commitment to release former President Mohamed Nasheed.
MDP Spokesperson and MP Imthiyaz Fahmy said today that the party’s national council had held a closed door meeting on Wednesday to discuss whether it will continue the talks that had started on July 1.
Council members had shared their views and questioned MP and minority leader Ibrahim ‘Ibu’ Mohamed Solih on how talks had proceeded with the government, he said.
The council had not made any decisions, but agreed to strengthen the party’s activities.
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