Fahmi: Unity Government Parties Must Close Ranks Behind Anwar

All parties in the Unity Government must work together to support Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and ensure the administration’s efforts are not undermined, Pakatan Harapan (PH) communications director Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil said on Thursday (Nov 12), Bernama reported.

Fahmi, who is also Communications Minister, said this should be the guiding principle for every party that remains in the Unity Government.

Fahmi points to reforms and investor confidence

He said the country had seen many achievements under Anwar, citing institutional reforms, a Parliament that he described as more independent than before, and the confidence investors had shown in the government.

“We must all help the Prime Minister in these efforts and not undermine them,” he told reporters.

Fahmi was speaking during a walkabout at the Ayer Molek night market in Melaka with PH’s candidate for the Ayer Molek seat, Muhammad Hakimin Mokhtar, as part of the Melaka state election campaign. PKR Advisory Council chairman Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail was also present. Polling day for the state election is Saturday (Nov 14), according to Bernama.

Loke’s position rests with Prime Minister

Fahmi said the PH Presidential Council met on Thursday afternoon and discussed current issues, including the status of DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke, who attended the meeting.

He said Loke had earlier made clear his position on resigning from the Cabinet, but any final decision rested entirely with the Prime Minister. Loke attended the meeting in his capacity as DAP secretary-general, Fahmi said, adding that further questions should be directed to Anwar.

Unity Government coalition eyes Sarawak polls

According to Fahmi, the council also reviewed the Melaka campaign, which he said was proceeding smoothly.

The meeting also activated the PH Secretariat Council to coordinate early preparations for the Sarawak state election, he said.

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