National challenges to achieving moderation


I REFER to the letter “Continue fiscal, financial reforms” (The Star, July 7) by my former colleague Tan Sri Sheriff Kassim.

Sheriff rightly concludes that “the growth of the economy and the happiness of the people depend on the country taking the moderate path, in line with the principles enshrined in the Constitution and our obligations as a member of the international community.”

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