Workers, the catalyst to create a greater nation, says Anwar


KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that workers are the main catalyst in creating a great and competitive nation.

He said that every individual who works -- whether in factories, government departments, clinics, schools, police stations or any sector -- plays an important role in driving change and achieving national success.

"This country still faces various challenges. Our days are faced with major issues such as the crisis in Palestine and global uncertainties, including the arbitrary actions of great powers such as the United States.

"However, we can still progress if everyone works diligently, sincerely and with full commitment. No matter which sector, workers who hold on to the values ​​of sincerity and faith in the country will contribute to the formation of a great nation," said Anwar.

The Prime Minister said this in a special message at the 2025 National Labour Day celebration at the Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil on Thursday (May 1).

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