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India High Commissioner praises Maldivian professionals trained under ITEC program

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India's High Commissioner to Maldives, G Balasubramanian, praised Maldivian professionals who received training through various Indian programs during an official reception for ITEC Day 2026 in Male. Deputy High Commissioner Kumar Gaurav stated that the ITEC program empowers Maldivian talent through skill upgrades, providing 600 scholarships annually since 1964. Bangladesh's Minister of Higher Education, Labour and Skills Development Ismail Shafeeu attended the event as chief guest.

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The Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) program strengthens bilateral ties between India and Maldives. The training provided helps upgrade the skills of Maldivian professionals, contributing to governmental capacity.

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BalasubramanianIndian High Commissioner to Maldives
MaldivesSovereign state receiving training and bilateral aid

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