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Melaka Bersatu wants cooperation talks with PH to be finalised soon

MELAKA: Melaka Bersatu wants ongoing negotiations with Pakatan Harapan (PH) on a possible electoral understanding for the coming state election to be fully utilised and a clear agreement finalised soon.

Melaka Bersatu wants cooperation talks with PH to be finalised soon

Melaka Bersatu has urged Pakatan Harapan (PH) to finalize ongoing negotiations on a possible electoral understanding for the upcoming state election, according to information chief Datuk Hishamuddin Abdul Karim. Hishamuddin emphasized the importance of reaching a clear agreement before the Election Commission's meeting on October 7.

He welcomed the progress made in negotiations, stating that the available space for discussions should be fully utilized. The negotiations are reportedly centered around electoral cooperation and seat allocation. Hishamuddin stressed that any agreement must align with Bersatu's principles and interests, and take into account the current political landscape, the state leadership's views, and the party's grassroots strength and morale.

The Melaka election's outcome could have significant implications for Bersatu's future and its role in the upcoming general election. Earlier, Hishamuddin mentioned that Bersatu and PH were preparing to discuss proposals for electoral cooperation.

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