Loss of public funds cannot continue


IDEAS (Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs) commends the Malaysian government’s proactive approach in strengthening anti-corruption measures through the recently launched National Anti-Corruption Strategies 2024-2028 (NACS). This initiative represents a significant stride forward in combating corruption and promoting transparency as part of the nation’s reform agenda.

Achieving the ambitious targets set by the NACS demands strong bipartisan political will, tremendous effort, support of the civil service, and a focused approach. It is imperative for political parties across the spectrum to set aside differences and collaborate wholeheartedly in the fight against corruption. To achieve these goals, distractions on issues unrelated to anti-corruption efforts, such as those concerning race, religion and royalty (the 3Rs), must be minimised.

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