IPOH, April 5 — Anwar Ibrahim has called on Malaysians to remain grateful and united as the country sustains strong economic growth despite global uncertainties.
He highlighted positive indicators, including record investments, low inflation, and low unemployment, attributing these achievements to cooperation.
Between the government, private sector, and the public. However, Anwar warned that external pressures, particularly conflicts in the Gulf region.
Have increased government spending by about RM6 billion monthly due to rising fuel and import costs.
While Malaysia remains relatively stable compared to neighbouring countries facing fuel shortages, he urged citizens to appreciate the situation and work together.
The government, he added, will prioritise essential, people-focused projects while postponing large-scale developments and continuing support measures for key sectors affected by rising costs.
