Zahid, Fadillah call for unity on Malaysia Day
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians have been urged to continue upholding unity as the foundation of the nation's strength and a more prosperous and resilient future.
On Malaysia Day, Deputy Prime Ministers Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof called for unity among Malaysians. Zahid emphasized that Malaysia's strength lies in the unity of its people, who come from diverse backgrounds. He highlighted that differences are not obstacles but a strength that shapes Malaysia's identity.
Zahid expressed hope for a prosperous and resilient future for Malaysia, urging Malaysians to uphold unity as the foundation of the nation's strength. Fadillah agreed, stating that unity is not just an inherited value but the foundation that determines the country's strength and future in an increasingly challenging world. He stressed that differences should not lead to hatred among Malaysians, as we are all Malaysians.
Fadillah also stressed the importance of respecting and implementing the Malaysia Agreement 1963, acknowledging Sabah and Sarawak's significant role in Malaysia's history and future. He emphasized the need for stronger federalism through cooperation between the Federal Government, Sabah, and Sarawak, ensuring that every region is given space to develop, every state is heard, and the benefits of development are shared more fairly.
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