PM speaks to Melbourne students, shares insights on positive change


MELBOURNE: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim kicked off his official visit to Australia on Monday (March 4) by sharing his views on the importance of knowledge, wisdom, good values and ethical conduct in effecting positive change with students of co-educational Islamic school Al-Taqwa College here.

The Prime Minister underscored the importance of starting with oneself, adhering to Islamic teachings that advocate for personal development, and moral strength as among the steps towards broader societal transformation.

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