President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has praised the efforts to advocate for the rights of visually impaired individuals. The President made this commendation in a message released on Saturday to mark World Braille Day.
In this message, the President highlighted the important role Braille played in empowering visually impaired individuals with its innovative and revolutionary change. He also noted that Braille was a powerful tool for eliminating the challenges faced by such individuals in society, and that as a result, they become full participants in national development.
In the President’s message, he expressed gratitude to those who work to advocate for the rights of visually impaired individuals. The President emphasized that it is a fundamental responsibility of every nation to design and provide accessible services and resources for visually impaired individuals. He also stated that today’s government is one that implements policies considering such essential needs of society.
The President concluded his message by reiterating that the government will prioritize empowering people with special needs, increasing their role in society, and shaping state policies to assist them in living with dignity. policies to assist them in living with dignity.
