Islamic Alliance Launches Two Military Initiatives and Signs Joint Training Agreement with Maldives

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The Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition (IMCTC) launched two strategic initiatives in the military field in the Maldivian capital, Male, under the names "Efficiency" and "Cyber," in the presence of the Maldivian Minister of National Security and Technology, Ali Ihsan, and the Secretary-General of the Coalition, Major General Pilot Mohammed Al-Moghedi. The "Efficiency" initiative focuses on enhancing the readiness of the Maldivian forces in the naval military field, especially in dealing with naval mines, through an integrated training program that combines theory and practical application, and includes field training for detection, clearance, and underwater work using modern technologies. The "Cyber" initiative aims to enhance cyber capabilities in the Maldives through specialized programs in digital protection, detection of electronic threats, and management of response to attacks, in order to support the security of the national infrastructure. During the inauguration ceremony, the Coalition and the Maldivian Ministry of Defense signed a joint training document, which constitutes a strategic framework for exchanging experiences, implementing military and technical training programs, and strengthening national capabilities to confront threats.