Fahmi acknowledges PKR delegates' concerns over government communication strategy
AYЕR KEROH: PKR information chief Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has acknowledged concerns raised by party delegates over the government's communication strategy, particularly the difficulty in translating macroeconomic achievements into benefits felt at the household level.
In Keroh, PKR's information chief, Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil, addressed concerns raised by party delegates regarding the government's communication strategy. Fahmi highlighted the difficulty in translating macroeconomic achievements into benefits felt by households, which was a significant point of discussion during the 2026 PKR National Congress.
Party delegates called for enhancements to the party's machinery and communication strategies. Fahmi, who serves as the communications minister, assured reporters that the party leadership was taking the feedback seriously and was open to making necessary changes. He noted that Prime Minister and PKR president Anwar Ibrahim, along with other leaders, had adopted a humble approach by listening to delegates and acknowledging the need for changes to start at the leadership level.
Fahmi emphasized that many government efforts and achievements, particularly macroeconomic ones, had not yet translated into household-level benefits. He pledged to address these concerns during a later session, including proposed changes to improve information delivery and identify issues of public concern. Fahmi also welcomed PKR division chiefs' proposals to play a more significant role as information conduits between the grassroots and federal administration, suggesting that a more formal mechanism might be required to ensure effective communication of parliamentary constituency-level issues to Putrajaya.
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