Who is the president of maldives 2017

Reuters - Maldives President Abdulla Yameen lost his majority in parliament after opposition lawmakers defected and launched a new attempt to unseat an ally accused of ignoring allegations of corruption, mismanagement and rights abuses, officials said.

The 10 defections saw Yameen lose his seat majority in the seat parliament, with a four-party opposition coalition now holding 45 seats. The reason for the defections was not immediately known.

The largely Muslim island chain, which has a population of ,, has a reputation as a tourist paradise but has been mired in political unrest for years. Xi Jinping stressed that under the new situation, both sides should promote relations between both countries for continuous development and add new impetus to the common development.

Both sides need to enhance high-level contacts, cement policy communication, well make top design and guidance for the development of China-Maldives relations, and strengthen exchanges of experience on state governance and administration, as well as friendly exchanges between government departments, political parties, legislative and judiciary bodies.

The two countries should enhance cooperation in counter-terrorism, anti-drug and combating crime, expand exchanges and cooperation in tourism, culture, education, health care, and at local levels, and boost people-to-people bonds. China is willing to, together with Maldives, continue taking practical actions, promote international cooperation, and jointly deal with climate change in a bid to realize green, low-carbon and sustainable development.

It is hoped that Maldives to continuously support the enhancement of China's cooperation with the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, and to facilitate development and prosperity of the South Asian region. He believed that the Chinese people will definitely achieve the two centenary goals under the leadership of the CPC Central Committee with Xi Jinping at the core. Mohamed Nasheed Central Mahchangolhi.

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