PKR has to address public fears, rebuild trust before GE16 - Muhammad Kamil
PKR must confront growing public concerns and fears and offer concrete solutions if Pakatan Harapan (PH) is to rebuild confidence and secure victory at the 16th General Election, said PKR Youth chief Muhammad Kamil Munim. He said the time remaining b...
Muhammad Kamil Munim, the PKR Youth chief, addressed the need for the party to address public concerns and rebuild trust ahead of the 2026 General Election. Speaking at the PKR National Congress, Kamil urged party leaders and grassroots members to confront growing fears and offer concrete solutions to address weaknesses. He emphasized that society was being deceived by sentiment, and the party lacked the knowledge and awareness to lead effectively.
Kamil urged the party to identify concerns and provide solutions to problems, starting with the leadership and grassroots. He highlighted Malaysia's political system, where elected representatives and leaders must work at the grassroots to earn voters' confidence. Kamil pointed to the party's history of political breakthroughs, which occur roughly every 10 years.
He predicted that the party could create another surprise in 2028. Kamil stressed the importance of reform requiring patience and consistency, with reforms to be implemented when the time is right. He highlighted Malaysia's recovery of international confidence following the 1MDB scandal, with strong economic growth and positive performance in various sectors.
Kamil acknowledged the government's achievements but also acknowledged that public confidence would be judged at the ballot box. He welcomed the government's proposed abolition of the Universities and University Colleges Act 1971 (AUKU) as a victory for students and young people.
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