The Maldives National University (MNU) held third session of graduation ceremony celebrating the achievements of students across education, health, and social service disciplines. During the ceremony, Deputy Vice Chancellor Abdul Rahman Mubaarique congratulated the graduates and their families, acknowledging their dedication and the commitment of lecturers in supporting their academic journeys.

In his address, Mubaarique expressed appreciation to the Chief Guest, Minister of Health, Family and welfare, Hon. Geela Ali, for attending the ceremony and highlighted Minister’s extensive experience in public health, health administration, and diplomacy, noting the importance of developing skilled professionals to strengthen the country’s healthcare system.

The Deputy Vice Chancellor also recognised two distinguished individuals, Nasheeha Idrees and Shaheeb Abdul Azeez, for their contributions to education and health services. Their professional achievements and commitment to their respective fields reflect the value of continuous learning and dedicated service to the nation.

Congratulating graduates from disciplines including teaching, educational leadership, psychology, counselling, social work, nursing administration, pharmacy, physiotherapy, and primary health care, Mubaarique encouraged them to enter their professional lives with responsibility and commitment. He reminded them that “Graduation is not an end; it is a beginning,” emphasising the importance of lifelong learning, collaboration, and adaptability in rapidly evolving professional fields.

He further urged graduates to uphold ethical standards, use evidence-based knowledge, respect diverse cultures, and preserve Islamic principles and Maldivian heritage. Emphasising patience and integrity, he encouraged graduates to serve every patient, student, and client with care and professionalism.

The address highlighted the importance of quality education, good health and well-being, and decent work through lifelong learning, professional development, and responsible service. By preparing graduates to strengthen education and healthcare services and contribute to their communities, MNU supports sustainable national development and improved well-being across the Maldives.