“I am truly humbled and honored by your kind messages & warm wishes…” began Commissioner Ismail Naveen’s impassioned Facebook post, moments after his swearing-in ceremony today. In a direct, heartfelt tone, Naveen thanked the nation for their support and reaffirmed his duty to lead with unwavering integrity.
A Message Rooted in Gratitude and Resolve
Taking to social media, Naveen expressed profound appreciation for the outpouring of encouragement. He emphasized how deeply these messages resonate with him as he steps into the crucial role: “Your encouragement mean a great deal to me as I step into this new role with a deep sense of duty and commitment.” This public display of humility reinforces his intent to align closely with community expectations.
He didn’t stop at thanks—his post included a pledge to preserve and strengthen the core values of the Maldives Police Service (MPS). “I look forward to working to uphold the values of MPS and to advance the mission of the Maldives Police Service with integrity and dedication,” he wrote, signaling a strong commitment to professional ethics.
A Call to Unity and Collective Service
Naveen’s closing words struck a chord of collective purpose: “Thank you once again for your thoughtful congratulations and for standing with me as I embark on this journey.” By directly addressing both citizens and colleagues, he set a tone of unity—one that frames his leadership as a shared responsibility, not a solo mandate.
Why This Matters Now
Commissioner Naveen assumes command in a pivotal moment. His appointment follows public demand for transparency in high-profile cases and a recent transition from Acting to permanent Commissioner—moves designed to restore stability amid national scrutiny. His public gratitude and appeal for support feed directly into rebuilding public confidence .
Impact on MPS’s Public Image
By choosing the open platform of Facebook, Naveen shifts the narrative from internal-cycle announcements to public transparency. His visible gratitude aims to humanize the office of the Commissioner, transforming the role into one of community liaison and public engagement.
