King advises Cabinet to prioritise people, good governance


KUALA LUMPUR: His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, has advised the Cabinet members to always carry out their trust and responsibilities with full integrity and to prioritise the interests of the people.

He added the government must give importance to the people’s well-being, country’s stability and economic prosperity, in line with the principles of good governance.

Sultan Ibrahim also emphasised the importance of teamwork among the Cabinet members to ensure the country’s administration runs efficiently and effectively.

“Ministers and Deputy Ministers must always be on the field to listen to the voices of the people. You must carry out the responsibilities entrusted with full dedication and a high level of commitment,” His Majesty told the Royal Press Office yesterday, Bernama reported.

Earlier, His Majesty graced the presentation of appointment letters, as well as the taking of oath of office, allegiance and secrecy by the federal ministers and deputy ministers during a ceremony at Istana Negara.

A total of seven ministers, including two newly appointed ones, took the oath of office before His Majesty.

The ceremony was attended by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof.

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