Pres Ali presses ahead with parliamentary engagement despite Opposition’s refusal despite to attend

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September 17, 2026

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Pres Ali presses ahead with parliamentary engagement despite Opposition’s refusal despite to attend

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Economic committee meeting

…no-show at 2nd national-interest meeting

President Dr Irfaan Ali on Wednesday said his Government remains committed to engaging parliamentary committees, despite the continued absence of opposition members from meetings convened to discuss matters of national importance.

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