Amid speculations, Putrajaya explains Saturday Cabinet meeting on economic vision
Putrajaya says Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad has agreed to hold a special Cabinet meeting on Saturday to discuss the country’s long-term economic direction policy based on the Shared Prosperity Vision.
— AFP pic KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 12 ― Putrajaya has explained today that a special Cabinet meeting scheduled on Saturday will be to discuss the country’s long-term economic policy, amid speculations that it will affect Sabah and Sarawak. The Ministry of Economic Affairs said in a statement that the meeting will discuss the Shared Prosperity Vision that has previously been announced by Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad during the 11th Malaysia Plan mid-term review and the Pakatan Harapan administration’s one-year anniversary. “The prime minister has agreed to hold a special Cabinet meeting on Saturday to discuss the country’s long-term economic direction policy based on the Shared Prosperity Vision,” it said in a statement.had in a report earlier speculated that the meeting may decide on policies affecting Sabah and Sarawak as it is held two days before the national-level Malaysia Day celebration in Kuching.
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