Beza pandangan antara kementerian bukan tanda perpecahan kerajaan, kata PM

Perdana Menteri Anwar Ibrahim clarified that differences in perspective or approach among ministries do not signify the disintegration of the government. The Prime Minister stated that such situations are part of the analytical and fundamental consideration process, taking into account responsibility, scope of power, and each ministry's priority, ensuring the government's agenda is effectively executed.

The government consistently seeks to harmonize ministries regularly to ensure foundational coherence, prevent functional contradiction, and ensure every decision is made in the interest of the people, national development priorities, and the government's financial capability. To ensure efficient governance, each government department and decision should undergo the appropriate consideration and harmonization process.

For effective administration, every government department and decision must undergo the necessary consideration and harmonization process. Collective decisions requiring consensus are brought for consideration and agreement from the Cabinet, in line with the principle of joint responsibility among the Cabinet. In response to a question from Opposition Leader Hamzah Zainudin (PN-Larut) about the actions of the Finance and Rural and Regional Development Ministries, which publicly presented conflicting opinions on several recent issues, Anwar assured that the government will continue to strengthen inter-ministerial cooperation, enhance the effectiveness of implementation of the agenda, and monitor the achievement of each initiative to ensure decisions translate into actual benefits, satisfaction, and welfare for the people.

At the same time, he said, the nation's economic performance is continuously monitored based on current economic data and indicators to evaluate the effectiveness of governance, while ensuring the nation's economic resilience continues to be strengthened in facing global economic uncertainties.