MP Kudoo launches website to track his work

Jul 7, 2026, 8:18 AM
MP Kudoo speaking during a session of Parliament.

MP Kudoo speaking during a session of Parliament.

A website providing updates on the parliamentary work of Galolhu North MP Mohamed Ibrahim (Kudoo) was launched last night. 

This marks the first time a website has been dedicated to tracking the ongoing activities and progress of a lawmaker. The platform features a comprehensive record of his professional background before entering the People's Majlis, as well as his legislative work since being elected.

In addition to documenting his parliamentary contributions, the website includes articles authored by the MP on various issues, information regarding historical landmarks in Galolhu district of Male', and profiles of notable figures from the district.

Speaking about the launch, the MP noted that the website already features details of 560 separate tasks and initiatives.

"As someone who also blogs, those entries will be available on the site as well. My goal was to ensure my work remains transparent and accessible to the public. Moving forward, I intend to share my parliamentary submissions with journalists directly via website links," he said.

Before he was elected as the representative for Galolhu North, Kudoo was a well-known TV talk-show host and podcaster. He also has a background in the media production industry.

Kudoo currently stands as the MP who has submitted the highest number of legislative matters to the current Parliament.

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