By In a decisive move to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of his administration, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has announced a reshuffle of the Cabinet, marking a new chapter in the nation’s governance. The reshuffle was formalized at a ceremony held at the President’s Office on Monday afternoon, where the newly appointed ministers received their letters of appointment.
President Muizzu appointed Dr. Abdulla Khaleel as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Moosa Zameer as the Minister of Finance, and Abdulla Nazim Ibrahim as the Minister of Health. The ministers took their oaths of office before Supreme Court Justice Hon. Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim.
This reshuffle demonstrates President Muizzu’s commitment to aligning key roles with the nation’s evolving priorities. Dr. Abdulla Khaleel, who previously served as Minister of Health, brings his wealth of experience to the Foreign Affairs Ministry at a critical time for international diplomacy. Moosa Zameer, formerly Minister of Foreign Affairs, steps into the Finance portfolio, ready to steer the country through its economic aspirations. Abdulla Nazim Ibrahim, having served as Principal Secretary to the President on Public Policy, now assumes the vital role of Health Minister, ensuring that the nation’s healthcare strategy is in capable hands.
The reshuffle follows the resignation of Dr. Mohamed Shafeeq, former Minister of Finance. As the administration looks to the future, these strategic appointments highlight President Muizzu’s vision for a responsive and dynamic Cabinet that will lead the country towards further prosperity and success.