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Tadbir urus baik mesti jadi asas kerajaan, kata Hamzah

Presiden Wawasan itu berkata agenda 'Reset' di bawah parti itu letak tadbir urus baik sebagai asas wajib, disertai tatakelola berperikemanusiaan.

Tadbir urus baik mesti jadi asas kerajaan, kata Hamzah

Hamzah Zainudin, the President of Wawasan, stresses that good governance should not remain just a political slogan but should be the foundation of any government. His Reset agenda is not merely about changing the political system, but correcting the way the nation plans its economy, education, unity, and welfare for the people. The first pillar of this agenda is to find a common goal to build a more advanced and forward-looking nation.

The second pillar is wealth sharing, which Hamzah believes is only possible after strengthening the nation's economy first. The concept of shared prosperity should not stop at the growth rate of the economy but must be translated into the daily lives of the people. He elaborates, "Firstly, there is food on the table. Secondly, they think about the money in each person's pocket.

And thirdly, everyone should think about having a home and a place of shelter." In a FMT interview, Hamzah announced a rebranded vision under the name Reset, which is now the political platform for the Tadbir movement under the narrative 'New National Consensus.' This movement aims to strengthen political cooperation among various blocks and parties.

The third point, compassionate governance or humane administration, is non-negotiable, according to Hamzah. He further explains that the government should not only focus on the rich, middle-class, or poor but should build a system that makes all feel protected. The rich will help the less fortunate, while the government will work to elevate the poor. Everyone should feel they can live peacefully and harmoniously in the country they love.

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