Government wants Malaysia to be known for integrity, anti-corruption - drwanazizah
Deputy Prime Minister Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail said the Pakatan Harapan government wants Malaysia to be known as a country of integrity and anti-corruption in the international arena.
“We have to be thrifty. But, we will also not neglect the welfare of the people. We want to see that after this, our country would be well-governed,” she said when speaking at a breaking of fast with Malaysians in Geneva on Tuesday night. Nonetheless, the deputy prime minister said the initiatives would be the foundation for changes as pledged by the Pakatan Harapan government which may not be felt by some people and it was also difficult to change their mindset after being under the previous government for more than 60 years.
“Congratulations to all as this is one of the things we have succeeded together, because if the people did not change the government on May 9, last year, we would not be able to change our fate in our nation. The people are the real fighters especially those who are abroad,” she said.
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