Dhiraagu’s 2026 calendar celebrates interconnectedness of Maldives’ marine ecosystems

Dhiraagu has officially unveiled their Calendar 2026, themed “A Year of Marine Interconnectedness,” highlighting the parallels between the Maldives’ ocean ecosystems and Dhiraagu’s role in connecting the nation.

The calendar was unveiled at a special event on Tuesday morning by Dhiraagu’s CEO and Managing Director Ismail Rasheed.

The event was attended by senior officials of Dhiraagu and ocean and environmental enthusiasts who share a passion for marine conservation and sustainability.

Speaking at the event, Director of Brand and Marketing Communications at Dhiraagu, Mohamed Mirshan Hassan said that their 2026 calendar highlights the importance of marine interconnectedness and its vital role in sustaining Maldives’ environment.

“By showcasing the intricate relationships within marine ecosystems, it seeks to foster awareness, responsibility, and action in protecting the oceans - a central focus of our CSR program,” he said.

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Beneath the surface, across our villu, falhu, and kandu, marine ecosystems thrive through balance and mutual dependence. In the same way, our lives, livelihoods, and future are inseparably intertwined with the sea.

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Dhiraagu’s new calendar showcases stunning underwater visuals that celebrate the beauty of the Maldives’ marine world. Each month is dedicated to marine species, highlighting their interconnected and symbiotic relationship. These partnerships are built on mutual nourishment, protection, and shared habitats, serving as a reminder that marine life thrives through connection, much like the deeply interdependent relationship between people and the ocean.

Dhiraagu considers itself the nation’s digital backbone and represents connection, just as the ocean stands as the Maldives’ strongest symbol of interconnectedness.

Dhiraagu believes that the intricate marine ecosystem, where vilu, falhu, and kandu form a living network that sustains life across the islands, mirrors how their own network connects people, communities, and opportunities nationwide.