The Anwar factor in foreign policy


THERE have been a slew of invitations this past week from the various ministries to the media and interviews with ministers aired over television stations publicising the first year achievements of this unity government; the Madani Government one-year anniversary celebrations at Bukit Jalil National Stadium ends today after three days of activities.

One of the ministries that has been super busy is no doubt the Foreign Ministry especially with the numerous overseas working trips undertaken by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. There are also many requests from abroad wanting to meet the Anwar’s administration.

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