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Aishath Aneesa Ali
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| Born | Aishath Aneesa |
| Nationality | Maldives Seychelles |
| Spouse | Abdullah Afeef |
| Children | Ahmed Afif |
| First Lady of the United Suvadive Republic | |
| In office 2 January 1959 – 23 September 1963 | |
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Aishath Aneesa Ali was the first lady of the United Suvadive Republic, the short-lived breakaway state from the Sultanate of Maldives between 1958 and 1963.[1] She was the first lady as the wife of president Abdullah Afeef. Aneesa is also the mother of vice president of Seychelles, Ahmed Afif.[2]
Aneesa was born to Ali Didi and Fathmath Manike.[3] Aneesa gave birth to Ahmed Afeef on 6 January 1967.[4] She also have two other children, Ibrahim Afeef and Hussain Afeef. Aneesa married was to Abdullah Afeef, he died on 4 October 1993 at Seychelles.[5][6]
Ahmed Afif, whose family is from Addu, Maldives, along with the Presidential candidate of Seychelles Wawel Ramkalawan, has succeeded in the 2020 presidential election of the country.
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