In 2008, the President of Maldives during that time, Mohammed Nasheed, became globally recognised for bold and daring efforts to combat climate change that will result in the island nation being engulfed by the rising ocean. The new President of the Maldives, Abdulla Yameen, believes that instead of focusing on solar-power and reducing carbon emissions, the path to ensuring the nation’s survival depends on massive developments and more tourism. There have been talks of the nation geo-engineering multiple islands as well as developing many more luxury accommodation such as the Anantara Veli Maldives Resort. These actions would result in fifty more resorts, making a Maldives Bungalow and a water-villa available for millions more visitors. Additionally, the Maldives will feature more economic free zones as well as foreign universities, creating some much-needed educational opportunities as well.
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