Malaysia to hold meetings on security threats, PM says
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s chief secretary of the government and the governor of the central bank will hold separate meetings with government departments and financial institutions in an effort to prepare the country against security threats, the country’s prime minister said on Tuesday. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim was speaking in response to directives and advice issued to the citizens of the…
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian leaders have convened meetings with government bodies and financial institutions to bolster the nation's defenses against potential security threats, according to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. The calls for citizens to stockpile food came in the wake of cyberattacks targeting digital infrastructure in Europe and the Western world, including administrative systems.
Anwar expressed concern over ongoing global tensions, particularly in the Middle East, Yemen, and the Red Sea, as well as security issues in Europe. He emphasized that international crises can impact the safety of Malaysians, the country's economic stability, and national interests. In a parliamentary address, the premier underscored the importance of the National Security Council's discussions on existing mechanisms, coordination among ministries, agencies, and security forces, and the country's preparedness for any potential scenarios.
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