Anwar calls for stronger efforts to keep Malaysia’s cultural heritage alive
MALAYSIA must preserve and pass on its artistic and cultural heritage to younger generations even as the country advances, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said. He said cultural traditions remained close to the hearts of Malaysians and must b...
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasized the need to safeguard Malaysia's artistic and cultural traditions for the benefit of future generations. Despite the country's progress, he stressed that cultural heritage remains deeply cherished by Malaysians. "Art and culture are close to the hearts of the people," he remarked, urging the continuation of these customs to ensure they are appreciated by younger generations.
This sentiment was expressed following Anwar's attendance at the Gema Bumantara traditional concert, held at the TM National Stadium in Bukit Jalil. The event, featuring National Laureate Singer Datuk Seri Siti Nurhaliza Tarudin, drew around 63,000 spectators and showcased the nation's rich artistic legacy. Anwar commended Siti and her team for their exceptional performance, noting the audience's unwavering commitment even amidst inclement weather.
"Congratulations to Datuk Seri Siti and the entire production team for a truly special and soulful performance," he stated, praising the audience's endurance and enthusiasm.
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