Anwar promises inclusive progress, invites youth feedback


BUTTERWORTH: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim calls on Malaysians to avoid hatred and foster mutual affection during a visit to Universiti Teknologi MARA in Permatang Pauh on Saturday (July 25).

"Make sure no one is left behind, and we can improve what needs to be enhanced.

"We must see what we can do for all Malaysians," he said in his speech during his visit to the National Training Week 2026.

Anwar urged young citizens to reject divisive ideologies that weaken the country.

He stated that the government welcomes youth criticism to improve public programs and ensure no group remains left behind.

"I acknowledge that the government does not have immediate solutions to every issue, but we are committed to making progress through collaboration.

"We have the humility to say we can do better and we can do better when we work together," he said.

 

 

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