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After 25 years on the throne, Selangor Sultan says people remain his priority

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 25 — The Sultan of Selangor hopes his legacy will be one of progress, strong institutions and so...

After 25 years on the throne, Selangor Sultan says people remain his priority

Selangor Sultan, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, reflects on his 25-year reign and emphasizes people's interests as his top priority. He envisions his legacy to be one of progress, strong institutions, social harmony, and faithful governance. Sultan Sharafuddin believes that over the past 25 years, despite leadership changes, they have built a legacy of robust institutions, social harmony, responsible governance, and prospects for future generations.

The Sultan's values, trust, and unity will persist far longer than buildings and infrastructure. When asked for advice to future leaders, he reiterates leadership as a trust, urging humility, faithfulness to the Constitution, and never losing sight of the people they serve. He also advises his son, Raja Muda Selangor Tengku Amir Shah, the future Sultan, to remember that the office is a solemn trust and to serve the people with wisdom, fairness, and integrity.

Sultan Sharafuddin encourages Tengku Amir Shah to treat all citizens with compassion, dignity, and impartiality, being a symbol of unity for them.

Despite technological advancements, Sultan Sharafuddin stresses the importance of integrity, humility, respect for institutions, and unwavering commitment to public service. He confidently believes that Tengku Amir Shah will serve Selangor well and stresses that the strength of the monarchy lies in the people's trust.

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