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2018 in the Maldives
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November 28, 2025
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See also:
Other events of 2018
Timeline of Maldivian history
Events in the year
2018 in the
Maldives
.
Incumbents
President
:
Abdulla Yameen
(until 17 November)
Ibrahim Mohamed Solih
(from 17 November)
Vice President
:
Abdulla Jihad
(until 17 November)
Faisal Naseem
(from 17 November)
Majlis speaker
:
Abdulla Maseeh Mohamed
(until 1 November)
Qasim Ibrahim
(from 1 November)
Chief Justice
:
Ahmed Abdulla Didi
Majlis
: 18th
Events
Ibrahim Mohamed Solih
took over as president from 17 November
5 February –
2018 Maldives political crisis
: president
Abdulla Yameen
declared a state of emergency and ordered the arrest of two judges of the Supreme Court.
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1
]
23 September – The
2018 Maldivian presidential election
was won by
Ibrahim Mohamed Solih
.
17 November –
Ibrahim Mohamed Solih
took over as the new president of the Maldives, succeeding Abdulla Yameen
19 November - President Solih announced that the Maldives is to rejoin the
Commonwealth of Nations
, a decision that was recommended by his Cabinet.
Deaths
Main article:
deaths in 2018
Further information:
Category:2018 deaths
References
↑
"Live blog: Maldives State of Emergency"
.
Maldives Independent
. 6 February 2018
. Retrieved
22 March
2018
.
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