Kita bersaudara, pintu kolaborasi mesti sentiasa terbuka, kata pemimpin PKR
Naib Presiden PKR Roland Engan kata rakyat Sarawak mahu pemimpin dan parti politik yang mampu bekerjasama, menghormati perbezaan serta mengutamakan kepentingan bersama.
The Deputy President of the Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), Roland Engan, has insisted that the doors of political collaboration in Sarawak must always remain open for the benefit of the people and the future of the state. Engan stated that no political party should consider itself so large that it does not need cooperation from others. According to the statement, no party should believe it is too big to require cooperation from others.
GPS (Gabungan Parti Sarawak) has declared it will not support any alliance with any party based in the peninsula for the upcoming PRN (Pemerintahan Raya Negeri) election. However, GPS leader Abang Johari Openg stated that GPS will contest in all 82 seats.
Engan emphasized that despite political differences and ideologies, Sarawakians must remain united as one people. He further emphasized that the future of Sarawak should not be monopolized by any single political party or group. Instead, the future should be built through the participation, collaboration, and commitment of all parties involved. Engan also highlighted that narrow-minded and uncommitted political attitudes could lead to the loss of public trust and support.
Sarawak, rich in diversity of ethnicity, religion, culture, and political views, should serve as an example of mature democracy, tolerance, and unity among its people, according to Engan. The DUN (Daerah Perluasan Negara) was dissolved on October 26, paving the way for the upcoming Sarawak state election within 60 days.
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