First Lady Sajidha Mohamed has joined discussions focusing on the future of the nursing profession in the Maldives, highlighting the importance of strengthening the country’s healthcare sector and supporting the development of nursing services nationwide.
The discussion was held as part of activities marking International Nurses Day 2026 and brought together healthcare professionals, nursing experts, and stakeholders from across the health sector.
During the event, participants exchanged views on the current state of nursing in the Maldives, challenges faced by healthcare workers, and opportunities for improving professional growth and healthcare standards in the country.
The First Lady emphasized the important role nurses play within the healthcare system and acknowledged their contributions to patient care and national well-being. Discussions also focused on the need to expand opportunities for training, professional advancement, and improving working environments for nurses.
The debate additionally explored the future direction of the nursing field in the Maldives, including how the profession can adapt to changing healthcare demands and evolving international standards.
Healthcare-related events held in connection with International Nurses Day have continued across the Maldives this week, with renewed attention being placed on strengthening the country’s medical workforce and healthcare infrastructure.
