Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim criticizes previous administrations for slow progress on public welfare projects, highlighting the government's commitment to affordable housing and rice price regulation. He calls for cooperation and efficient land use to address these challenges.
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim , the Prime Minister of Malaysia, criticized previous administrations for their lack of progress on public welfare projects during a groundbreaking ceremony for the PRR Harmoni Madani Bestari Jaya housing project in Kuala Selangor. Anwar highlighted the stagnation of initiatives aimed at providing affordable housing for low-income groups and regulating rice prices despite multiple changes in ministerial portfolios.
Anwar emphasized the government's commitment to addressing these issues, citing the recent increase in padi farmers' income support from RM1,200 to RM1,500. He questioned why previous administrations failed to prioritize similar measures during their tenure. Anwar stressed the importance of cooperation in tackling challenges such as the cost of goods, housing, education, healthcare, and infrastructure. He pointed to his immediate focus on urgent road repairs upon assuming office.The PRR Harmoni Madani Bestari Jaya project, a collaboration between the Federal Government, Selangor state government, Perbadanan PR1MA Malaysia, and Berjaya Corporation Berhad, aims to provide affordable housing for estate workers. Anwar praised Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming for resolving land disputes that had hindered progress for decades. He underscored the crucial role of the private sector in enabling affordable housing initiatives. Anwar also emphasized the need for efficient land use and urban planning to ensure modern living standards in housing developments. He envisioned the project's completion by Deepavali 2027, with the provision of amenities such as a community park, jogging track, surau, and kindergarten
Anwar Ibrahim Public Welfare Affordable Housing Rice Price Regulation Cooperation Land Use
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Anwar Criticizes Previous Governments for Inaction on Public WelfarePrime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has criticized past administrations for their slow progress on public welfare projects, such as affordable housing and rice price regulation. He questioned the lack of progress despite multiple ministerial changes, urging them to take responsibility for their inaction during their time in power. Anwar highlighted initiatives taken by his government, including raising padi farmers' income and emphasizing the need for cooperation and planning to address public issues.
Read more »
Anwar Gives Green Light to Anti-Corruption Rally, Criticizes Attempts to Blame Him for Past CasesPrime Minister Anwar Ibrahim expressed no issue with an upcoming anti-corruption rally while highlighting his administration's commitment to tackling corruption. He defended himself against criticism related to unresolved past corruption cases, stating that he is not responsible for matters that occurred before his term. Anwar emphasized his government's zero-tolerance approach towards corruption, promising swift action against any individuals involved.
Read more »
Anwar Criticizes Those Mocking Malaysia's Gaza Aid EffortsPrime Minister Anwar Ibrahim censures individuals who belittle Malaysia's humanitarian assistance to Gaza, emphasizing that such conduct contradicts Islamic principles. He underscores the gravity of the situation in Gaza, stating that the region has endured the most devastating catastrophe since World War II.
Read more »
Anwar Defends Aid to Gaza, Criticizes Domestic FocusMalaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has defended the government's efforts to help rebuild Gaza, criticizing those who prioritize domestic issues over international aid. He stated that helping fellow Muslims in Gaza aligns with Islamic teachings and urged for compassion towards the Palestinian people.
Read more »
Anwar Rejects Blaming Him for Past Corruption CasesPrime Minister Anwar Ibrahim defends his record against accusations of corruption, emphasizing that he has only been in office for two years and that past cases were resolved before his time. He criticizes the selective focus on past allegations while ignoring billions of ringgit lost by the government.
Read more »
Anwar Ibrahim Remains Committed to Judicial Independence Despite Past ExperiencesPrime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's commitment to judicial independence is unwavering, according to his political secretary, despite past instances of political interference in the judiciary. The secretary refutes claims by former Bar presidents that the current government falls short in upholding judicial independence, highlighting the tumultuous periods under previous administrations.
Read more »