KUALA LUMPUR, June 30 — The Democratic Action Party (DAP) is set to construct a new national headquarters after 15 years at its current location in Pudu, party secretary-general Anthony Loke announced today.
The move, approved by the Central Executive Committee (CEC), aims to accommodate the party’s expanding membership and administrative needs. Selangor DAP chairman Ng Sze Han has been appointed to lead the Wisma DAP Project.
Loke also unveiled plans to establish a political school to formalise leadership training and deepen political literacy among members. The institution will focus on integrating political education across all levels of the party, with deputy chairman Nga Kor Ming appointed to helm this new initiative.
