Tag: Anwar Ibrahim
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That choice belongs to Sabah: Anwar says PH won’t field chief minister candidates
PH does not intend to field a Sabah chief minister candidate In a move that underscores the local-centric approach to Sabah’s politics, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that Pakatan Harapan (PH) will not be fielding a candidate for the position of Sabah chief minister. He stressed that the final decision lies with the people of…
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Anwar: PH Won’t Field Sabah Chief Minister Candidates — Decision Lies With Sabahans
PH Declines to Nominate a Sabah Chief Minister Candidate In a statement that underscores respect for local autonomy, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that Pakatan Harapan (PH) will not field any candidate for the position of Sabah chief minister in the upcoming state elections. He stressed that the choice of who leads Sabah as chief…
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Anwar Ibrahim: Never Profited in Sabah, Emphasizes Integrity
Anwar Ibrahim Highlights Integrity Across Sabah Roles In a candid address, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim reiterated a central pillar of his public life: integrity. Speaking about his decades of service in the Malaysian government, he asserted that he has never profited from Sabah, a claim aimed at underscoring the consistency of his governance principles even…
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Anwar Ibrahim: No Profits from Sabah, Upholding Governance with Integrity
Introduction: Anwar’s Assertion on Sabah and Integrity In a statement reflecting on a long career in public service, Anwar Ibrahim asserted that he has never profited from Sabah during any of his numerous government roles, including the years before he became prime minister. He attributed this record to governance principles rooted in integrity, a hallmark…
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Anwar Sabah Integrity Stance Highlights Governance Principles
Overview: Anwar Addresses Sabah Record In a recent public engagement, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim spoke about his decades-long public service, emphasizing that he has never profited from his time in Sabah. The remarks come amid wider discussions about governance, transparency, and ethical leadership in Malaysia. Anwar framed his statement as a direct answer to…
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Anwar Announces Formal Sabah 40% Revenue Negotiations to Resolve Long-Running Dispute
A Federal Push to Resolve Sabah’s 40% Revenue Entitlement In a move that signals a renewed federal commitment to resolving a long-standing funding dispute, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced that the government will commence formal technical negotiations with Sabah over the state’s 40 per cent revenue entitlement. The talks are set to begin…
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Anwar: Putrajaya pledges serious push to resolve Sabah’s 40% revenue rights
A formal start to Sabah’s long-standing revenue rights negotiations Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim confirmed today that the federal government will commence formal, technical negotiations with Sabah on the state’s 40 per cent revenue entitlement. The move marks a shift from earlier statements and signals what Anwar described as a serious effort to address a dispute…
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Anwar Ibrahim to Address Sabah’s 40% Revenue Entitlement in Parliament
Overview: A Core Fiscal Debate in Parliament The attention of Malaysia’s Parliament was set to focus on Sabah’s 40% revenue entitlement as Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim prepared to address the issue during Minister’s Question Time. The briefing, requested by Sabah leaders and supported by federal lawmakers, centers on the distribution of revenue shares…
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Anwar to Address Sabah’s 40% Revenue Entitlement in Parliament Today
Overview: Sabah’s 40% Revenue Entitlement in Focus Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is set to address a long-standing and politically sensitive issue in Parliament today: Sabah’s entitlement to 40% of the state’s revenue. The topic, a cornerstone of federal– Sabah fiscal arrangements, has drawn renewed attention as debates about resource sharing and fiscal autonomy…
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Malaysia’s Cabinet reshuffle: A calculated move post-Sabah vote
Context: why a Cabinet reshuffle is on the horizon As Sabah prepares to vote in regional elections, analysts say a broader Cabinet reshuffle in Malaysia is likely to follow, but not before the Sabah balloting concludes. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim faces a delicate moment: any changes must reassure voters, satisfy coalition partners, and avoid triggering…