
Yoosuf Maaniu Mohamed
Commissioner General of the Maldives Customs Services from 2023 to 2024
Yoosuf Maaniu Mohamed (Dhivehi: ޔޫސުފް މާނިއު މުހައްމަދު: born 16 March 1978) is a Maldivian public figure, recognised for his influential roles in governance, public service, and political leadership. He served as the Commissioner General of Maldives Customs and as the president of the National Integrity Commission (NIC), where he played a key role in advancing integrity and transparency within the public sector.2
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Born Mar 16, 1978.1
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His work in these positions earned him widespread recognition for promoting governance and anti-corruption efforts in the Maldives.
Maaniu's outspoken criticisms of the police and his push for transparency made him a polarising figure at NIC. While some saw his actions as a necessary step toward accountability and reform, others viewed them as a direct challenge to the police force and the government. His stance, particularly against senior police officials, was believed to have contributed to tensions within the NIC and the wider political environment.
After his tenure as the Customs Commissioner, Yoosuf was appointed as the State Minister at the Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology. However, he resigned from this position with immediate effect shortly after assuming the role.
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- Resilience MaldivesBoard member15
Early life and education
Maaniu was born in Malé to Mohamed Yoosuf. His sister is Maryam Mariya.
Yoosuf Maaniu Mohamed holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) in general management from Federation University Australia (2007–2009) and a bachelor's in marketing from Northumbria University (2000-2003). His early education was at Wycherley International School, where he completed his GCE ‘O’ Levels, and Belvoir College International for his primary and middle school years.
Yoosuf began his professional career as a planner for civil works at Maldives Ports Limited (1996–1997). He then worked as a financial consultant at JPMorgan Chase & Co. (2000–2003) in the United States and Malaysia, focusing on customer acquisition and financial analysis. From 2003 to 2006, he served as manager of administration and human resources at Horizon Fisheries Pvt. Ltd., overseeing a workforce of over 400 staff.
In 2007, he held the role of Head of Job Center at the Ministry of Human Resources, Youth and Sports, where he managed employment services. Later, he became the chief executive officer of Sifainge Co-operative within the Maldives National Defence Force (2009-2010), where he led the cooperative's operations and developed strategies for resource management and welfare improvements. Maaniu's career spans both public service and the private sector.
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Career
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