Ab Rauf’s second-term to-do list: Economy, investments and fewer unanswered complaints
MELAKA, Nov 15 — The Melaka government will focus on strengthening the state’s economy, attracting investmen...
In Melaka, Chief Minister Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh has laid out his second-term agenda centered around bolstering the state's economy, encouraging investments, and expediting strategic development projects. Simultaneously, he aims to streamline the handling of public complaints. The chief minister emphasized the importance of executing state development initiatives in a well-organized fashion, ensuring the populace can witness tangible results promptly.
Speaking at a press conference following his re-inauguration as Melaka’s chief minister, he stressed that a government with a mandate must immediately commence working for the people, as mere promises are insufficient.
Regarding the selection of state executive council members, Ab Rauf refrained from providing a specific timeline, indicating that the potential inclusion of representatives from Perikatan Nasional (PN) is still under deliberation. In the recent 16th Melaka State Election, the coalition between the Barisan Nasional and PN won 24 seats in the State Legislative Assembly, while Pakatan Harapan secured the remaining four seats.
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