Chow: DAP staying in unity government reflects reform resolve
GEORGE TOWN: DAP's decision to remain in the unity government reflects its determination to pursue reforms and address issues affecting the people, said DAP central executive committee member and Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow.
Chow Kon Yeow, a member of the DAP central executive committee and the Penang Chief Minister, stated that the decision by the DAP 2026 national congress to remain in the unity government signals the party's commitment to achieve reforms and effectively address issues impacting ordinary Malaysians. The DAP leader believes that staying in the unity government will inject new vigor into the struggle for public confidence in Pakatan Harapan's pursuits.
Chow called upon DAP supporters and the public to grant the party and Pakatan Harapan a second opportunity to fulfill the people's aspirations before the upcoming general election. The DAP voted unanimously to remain in the government for the duration of the current parliamentary term at its special congress today, with thousands of delegates casting their votes through secret ballot.
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