Who is Current President of Maldive?
Who is Current President of Maldive?A. Ibrahim Mohamed Solih
B. Abdullah Yameen
C. Ishrat Konaiz
D. Valdat Jabeer
B. Abdullah Yameen
C. Ishrat Konaiz
D. Valdat Jabeer
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