Anwar wants to stop the practice of embezzlement; reforms to continue

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim stated that the Malaysian government will continue to strengthen the reform agenda to stop the practice of embezzling the country's wealth and ensure that development benefits are more fairly distributed among the people. The Prime Minister emphasized that efforts to save the country must focus on stopping embezzlement, improving administrative systems, and preventing excessive wealth distribution to certain individuals.

Anwar highlighted that while political stability, security, and economic growth have been achieved in the past three years, there are still pending matters that require reform. He stressed that the government cannot be satisfied with the current achievements, as there are still matters that need improvement. The Prime Minister also mentioned that education reforms are being implemented, including early exposure to digital and STEM fields for children, as well as providing preschool for all.

Anwar stressed that reform efforts must be based on the interests of the people and must be continuously implemented to ensure the stability achieved so far is strengthened. He emphasized that any actions against those suspected of wrongdoing must follow the legal process and not be based on accusations or perceptions.