Whether we like it or not the change is inevitable. The change can be within or that can be imposed on us. In either case it cannot be stopped. This is what history has shown us from the neighbouring India in the subcontinent to the other parts in the world.
What we require is lasting changes in the areas of political, economical and social that we can believe in. Changes that are simply cosmetic in nature cannot be accepted and we stand against it. Hence, the current wave of changes should not be stopped at this juncture only in the poltical dimensions. These changes should be progressive and never ending in other areas such as economical, health, education and social as well.
Therefore, it is vital for us to be ready to accept the continuous change for the betterment of the people. So, I stand for progressive change that we can believe in.
About Me
- Ibrahim Moosa
- I grew up in the island of Noonu Atoll Velidhoo, where I had my early primary education in Nahuza School and later in Noonu Atoll Education Centre. But soon migrated to Male', where I joined EPS School to complete primary education and Majeediyya School to complete my secondary schooling. I was fortunate to pursue higher education in Bachelor of Education and Human Resource Management at La Trobe University, Australia as well as complete Masters in Business Administration specialisng in Human Resource Management from Ballarat University, Australia. Upon completing various training and education I have served in the government in the education sector as a teacher, headmaster and A. Lecturer cum Foundation Studies Courses co-ordinator at Maldives College of Higher Education (MCHE). Moreover, I have been expressing my political and educational views in number of weekly magazines. I now live in Male', Maldives with love of my life, rock of our family Leeza and my two children Izz & Izaan.