The Maldives National University (MNU) held the second session of its graduation ceremony for the second term of 2026, celebrating the academic achievements of its graduates. The ceremony brought together the University’s leadership, staff, graduates, and their families to mark this important milestone.

During his speech, Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Dr. Ali Fawaz Shareef, congratulated the graduates and encouraged them to use their knowledge and skills to contribute to national development. He highlighted their responsibility to protect the marine environment, promote innovation, uphold justice, and preserve Maldivian values.

Addressing the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence, Dr. Ali Fawaz Shareef urged graduates to consider the importance of human values in an increasingly technology-driven world. He emphasised that graduates should apply their knowledge with “wisdom, integrity, and humility,” while upholding “punctuality, fairness, and sincerity” in their professional and personal lives.

The ceremony highlighted the connection between quality education, responsible innovation, environmental protection, and ethical leadership. These priorities support sustainable development by encouraging graduates to use their knowledge responsibly and contribute positively to Maldivian society.