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BN-PN sepakat calon Ab Rauf kekal KM Melaka

Zahid Hamidi mengumumkan pencalonan itu susulan kemenangan tidak rasmi BN-PN yang menguasai 24 daripada 28 kerusi DUN Melaka.

BN-PN sepakat calon Ab Rauf kekal KM Melaka

Barisan Nasional (BN) and Perikatan Nasional (PN) have reached an agreement to field Ab Rauf Yusoh as the future Chief Minister of Malacca. Zahid Hamidi, the Pengerusi of BN, announced the decision to the Melaka State Governor this evening. "I hereby announce that BN and PN have nominated Ab Rauf Yusoh as the candidate for Chief Minister of Malacca," he said at a media briefing.

This decision follows an unofficial assessment showing the BN-PN coalition leading 24 out of 28 parliamentary seats in Malacca, securing a majority over two-thirds to form the state government. Zahid also acknowledged the gratitude towards the people of Malacca, especially those who voted for BN in coalition with PN, as his strategic ally to govern the state.

He characterized the decision as a continuation of the blue wave momentum that began in Johor, followed by Negeri Sembilan and now Melaka. "Alhamdulillah, these three consecutive victories are not reason for us to boast, but to be accepted with full gratitude, humility and perseverance," he stated. Zahid added that BN and PN are aware of the great trust bestowed upon them by the people and intend to fulfill all promises in the election manifesto, while providing the best service regardless of ethnicity or religion.

He believes that the political understanding and commitment to cooperation between BN and PN have become stronger and more appreciated by the people. Zahid is confident that this spirit of unity will continue to strengthen for forming a more stable state government.

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