‘Uncle Anwar’ sends representative to children’s entrepreneurs day in Subang Jaya
PRIME MINISTER Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has sent a representative to a children’s entrepreneurship event here after being personally invited by a pupil, saying he did not want to disappoint the children despite being in Brunei Darussalam on official ...
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, unable to participate in a children’s entrepreneurship event due to an official commitment in Brunei Darussalam, sent an officer to represent him and offer his greetings and support to the young participants. The invitation came from a student at Taska As Sakeenah, who reached out to Anwar via a message.
In a Facebook post, Anwar expressed regret at not being able to attend the event in person but reassured the children that his representative, Raimi Ab Rahim, would convey his warm wishes and a small contribution. Anwar hoped that the event would provide the children with a valuable and meaningful experience, fostering an early interest in entrepreneurship.
He emphasized the importance of turning profits into savings and encouraged the children to develop a strong work ethic, promising that those who contribute positively to their families and society would grow up to be hardworking individuals. Anwar arrived in Brunei Darussalam the previous day to attend the 27th Annual Leaders’ Consultation (ALC-27) alongside Malaysian leaders, where they would discuss bilateral and regional matters.
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