Beza pandangan antara kementerian bukan tanda perpecahan kerajaan, kata PM

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stated that differences or differing approaches among certain ministries do not necessarily indicate political fragmentation within the government. Rather, he explained, such divisions are part of the evaluative and fundamental consideration process, taking into account responsibilities, power domains, and the priority of each to ensure the successful implementation of the government's agenda.

According to him, the government always ensures regular coordination among ministries to guarantee fundamental coherence, prevent functional overlap, and ensure that each decision is made based on the interests of the people, national development priorities, and the government's financial capacity. To ensure effective governance, every government decision and decision must go through an appropriate evaluation and coordination process.

Matters requiring collective decision-making will be brought for consideration and approval by the Cabinet of Ministers, in line with the principle of shared responsibility among the Cabinet of Ministers. In response to a written question from Opposition Leader Hamzah Zainudin (PN-Larut) regarding the actions of the Finance and Rural and Regional Development Ministries, which issued 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 that decisions are translated into tangible, meaningful, and beneficial outcomes for the people.

At the same time, he said, the country's economic performance is continuously monitored based on current economic data and indicators to assess the effectiveness of implementation, while also ensuring the resilience of the national economy in coping with uncertainties in the global economy.