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1991 - 1998 Deputy Principal of Medhuvalu School
1998 - 2001 Front Office Summer Island Maldives
2001 - 2004 Sales and Marketing Manager Trans Trade & Travels
2004 - 2012 Supervisor of Addu High School
Since 2012 Chairperson of ADRC
2012- 2014 Sales and Marketing Representative of Hakatha Maldives
Since 2017 Managing Director of Titan Maldives.
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United Suvadive Republic

The United Suvadive Republic or Suvadive Islands was a short-lived breakaway nation in the remote southern atolls of the Maldive Islands that constitute the Suvadive archipelago.
Originally, "Suvadive" Dhivehi: ސުވާދީބު was an ancient name for the three southernmost atolls of the archipelago, derived from a name for the largest of the three, Huvadhu Atoll. The early seventeenth-century French navigator François Pyrard referred to Huvadhu as "Suadou" and it was marked as "Suvadina" on maps of the Dutch Empire.
The Suvadive secession occurred within the context of the struggle of the Maldives emergence as a modern nation still shackled by feudal and autocratic structures. The alleged causes were the centralistic policies of the Maldivian government and the recent independence of its neighbors India and Ceylon.
The Suvadives declared independence on January 3, 1959. They were forced to return to Maldivian control after the Massacre of Thinadhoo when Ibrahim Nasir took the naval ship at the time and tried to ethnically cleanse the islanders of Thinadhoo. He opened fire on the unarmed civilians of the island and killed hundreds of people. Suvadive government was de-established on September 23, 1963.