Unity govt's stability rooted in mutual respect, says PKR Youth chief


KUALA LUMPUR: The stability enjoyed by the unity government is the result of mutual respect and strong understanding among its component parties, says Muhammad Kamil Abdul Munim.

The Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK) chief said the unity government was formed through the cooperation of various political parties and leaders, rather than any single group.

Muhammad Kamil reminded all parties within the administration not to make exaggerated claims about their respective roles, stressing that each shares equal responsibility in ensuring the government's success.

"We all know that this unity government was formed through the cooperation of several parties, not because of one group alone. There is no need to act as though we are the most important.

"The stability we enjoy today is built on mutual respect and strong understanding, with the interests of the people and the nation placed above all else, not on arrogance or a sense of superiority," he said in a Facebook post Monday (June 8). - Bernama

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