Civil servants urged to turn Selangor Sultan’s anti-graft message into action
SELANGOR civil servants must translate His Royal Highness Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Alhaj’s repeated calls for integrity and clean governance into concrete action, with public welfare and accountability at the heart of state administration, state...
Selangor civil servants are urged to turn the Sultan's anti-corruption message into concrete actions, said State Secretary Dr Ahmad Fadzli Ahmad Tajuddin. The most meaningful tribute to Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah's 25-year reign is effective, corruption-free administration, Dr Ahmad Fadzli emphasized. The Sultan's 25-year reign has seen the royal institution provide stability and guidance during economic downturns, political uncertainty, natural disasters, and the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Sultan's leadership is not confined to formal settings, but extends to listening to the concerns of ordinary people. His focus on transparent financial management and combating wrongdoing underscores the importance of integrity in public administration. The Sultan's guidance on environmental sustainability and social cohesion, including forest conservation, flood mitigation, and rejection of extremism, has shaped state policies.
At a royal tea reception, Dr Ahmad Fadzli highlighted the Sultan's unwavering commitment to effective administration, particularly in avoiding corruption, misconduct, and financial leakages.
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