The government has reaffirmed that Bahasa Melayu will be compulsory in all official matters, reinforcing its role as the primary language of administration. The directive aims to standardise communication across federal and state agencies.
Bahasa Melayu
Officials said the move strengthens national identity while ensuring consistency in governance processes. It also aligns with existing constitutional provisions that position Bahasa Melayu as the official language.
While implementation is expected to be gradual, agencies will need to adjust workflows and documentation practices. The policy signals a firm stance on linguistic unity, even as Malaysia continues to operate in a multilingual environment.
Policy reinforces national language as the core of administrative communication.
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