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Bukan tanda Umno solo di Melaka, Takiyuddin ulas Zahid tak hadir muktamar

Setiausaha Agung PAS Takiyuddin Hassan berkata rundingan antara PAS bersama PN dan BN berkait kerjasama PRN Melaka masih berjalan.

Bukan tanda Umno solo di Melaka, Takiyuddin ulas Zahid tak hadir muktamar

PAS Chief Takiyuddin Hassan has dismissed the perception of Umno's sole involvement in Melaka's PRN as misleading, stating that discussions on unity among the nation's communities are ongoing. He clarified that talks between PAS, Umno, and PN parties to cooperate in addressing the upcoming PRN Melaka are still in progress. "It's not true, not at all.

I can confirm that because I was involved. I am among those directly involved. Our talks will continue, possibly within the next two days," he said at a media briefing following PAS's 72nd Muktamar held at the Putik Islamic Theological Center in Kelantan. During his statement, Takiyuddin also affirmed that efforts towards unity among the nation's communities will continue through discussions among PAS, Umno, and PN parties.

He further emphasized that the agenda to include parties from Sabah and Sarawak, such as GPS and GRS, is also open to consideration. "So, it's definitely going to involve Sabah and Sarawak. We are just not there yet to talk about it, but that's the direction we are heading towards."

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