‘We have one homeland, Malaysia’: Anwar urges Malaysians to keep the spirit of independence alive
PUTRAJAYA, Aug 30 — The spirit of independence must continue to be nurtured in the hearts and minds of every Malay...
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim urged Malaysians to keep the spirit of independence alive, emphasizing that it transcends systems or the nation itself. He urged unity among all communities, stating that the responsibility lies with every citizen, regardless of race or background. Anwar highlighted the nation's forefathers, including Hang Tuah, Tok Janggut, Mat Kilau, and others, who faced adversity with courage and called on the people to unite.
He reminded Malaysians of the challenges the nation faced after independence in 1957, yet proved resilient and strong. Anwar praised Malaysia's achievements, citing a six percent GDP growth in the second quarter of 2026, highest levels of approved investments and trade since 1957 and 1963, and becoming Asia's best-performing currency in 2025.
He urged Malaysians to continue striving for a Malaysia Madani, drawing inspiration from the courage of past freedom fighters, and to remain united in building a stronger and more prosperous future.
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