Ab Rauf’s second-term to-do list: Economy, investments and fewer unanswered complaints

Melaka's Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh, has outlined his plans for his second term in office, with a focus on bolstering the state's economy, attracting investments, and expediting the implementation of strategic development projects. He emphasized the importance of a well-organized approach to ensure that the people witness tangible results from state development initiatives.

Addressing concerns about the management of public complaints, Rauf Yusoh stated that he is committed to improving the system to address citizens' grievances more effectively. He expressed frustration with the notion of simply offering empty promises without tangible outcomes, stating that the people expect action and visible progress from their government.

Regarding the appointment of state executive council members, Rauf Yusoh refrained from setting a specific timeline, noting that the possibility of including representatives from Perikatan Nasional (PN) is still under consideration. The 16th Melaka State Election, held yesterday, saw the alliance between Barisan Nasional and PN secure 24 seats in the State Legislative Assembly, while Pakatan Harapan captured the remaining four seats.