The Registrar of Companies, Mariyam Visam, has stepped down from her position at the Ministry of Economic Development. Her resignation is effective from March 1st, marking the end of her tenure in public service as she moves to pursue a career in the private sector.
Visam was first appointed as the Registrar of Companies in 2014 and has held the role for nearly a decade. With a background in business economics and marketing management, she has played a significant role in overseeing corporate registration and regulatory matters in the country.
Before joining the Ministry of Economic Development, she served as the Director General of the Capital Market Development Authority (CMDA). Her career at CMDA included key positions such as deputy manager and manager, demonstrating her extensive experience in the financial and regulatory sectors.
While Visam has not disclosed specific details about her next professional move, her departure signals a shift in leadership at the Registrar of Companies, a critical regulatory body for businesses in the Maldives.
