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DAP committed to nation-building regardless of govt or opposition role, says veep Teo Nie Ching

KULAI, Nov 10 — The DAP wants to continue playing its role as a nation-building party, regardless of whether it is...

DAP committed to nation-building regardless of govt or opposition role, says veep Teo Nie Ching

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 10 — DAP’s vice-president Teo Nie Ching has stressed that the party remains committed to nation-building regardless of its position in government or opposition. As deputy communications minister, Teo emphasized the party's focus on transparent, fair and sustainable policies to ensure Malaysia's continued growth as a nation.

She reiterated that DAP's role extends beyond economic and physical development, encompassing inclusive and fair policies, such as addressing the needs of women and children. Teo highlighted the Madani Government's opportunity for the party to put its principles into practice through direct involvement in administration, stressing the priority of implementing policies transparently to benefit the people.

Regarding the upcoming 16th General Election, Teo encouraged voters to evaluate the party based on its achievements during its time in government, citing the establishment of the Malaysian Media Council (MMM) as a key reform agenda. She also discussed the challenges of governing, noting that not all decisions enjoy unanimous support, particularly when individual interests are at stake.

Despite these challenges, Teo highlighted DAP's track record as evidence of the party's efforts in implementing policies, urging the people to consider this record when making their choices.

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