Malaysia

Anwar stresses 13MP projects must truly benefit people

The MADANI Government would continue coordinating efforts across ministries and agencies to ensure more efficient implementation and expedite the delivery of assistance and development.

Updated 3 months ago · Published on 15 May 2026 5:45PM

Anwar stresses 13MP projects must truly benefit people
Anwar stressed that monitoring must be strengthened to prevent delays, leakages or implementation issues that could affect the people. - May 15, 2026

PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that every project and programme under the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP) must genuinely benefit and be felt by the people on the ground.

He today chaired the Seremban District Development Meeting to review the implementation status of programmes and projects under the 13MP.

According to him, the meeting focused on matters closely related to the people’s needs, including education, flood mitigation, infrastructure, healthcare and socio-economic strengthening.

“Every project and programme planned must truly benefit and be felt by the people on the ground.

Our priority is to ensure that every plan is translated into effective action for the well-being of the people and the nation’s progress,” he said in a Facebook post reported by Bernama.

He also stressed that the MADANI Government would continue coordinating efforts across ministries and agencies to ensure more efficient implementation and expedite the delivery of assistance and development.

At the same time, he said monitoring must be strengthened to prevent delays, leakages or implementation issues that could affect the people.

“Every project must be closely monitored and implemented with full responsibility and integrity,” he said.

This morning, the Prime Minister launched the 2026 National Youth Day celebration themed "Menggerak Belia MADANI" before performing Friday prayers at Masjid Sri Sendayan.

He later witnessed the presentation of a mock cheque worth RM47.7 million for the implementation of activities and initiatives related to Islamic affairs in Negeri Sembilan.

The cheque was handed over by Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs), Dr Zulkifli Hasan, to State Secretary Datuk Mohd Zafir Ibrahim, representing the state government.

Of the amount, RM42.3 million was allocated for allowances and honorarium payments for imams, bilals, mosque caretakers, takmir teachers, and Quran and Fardu Ain Class (KAFA) teachers.

 The Prime Minister said the MADANI Government would continue to uphold Islamic values and strengthen Islamic education institutions nationwide as part of an important agenda in building a MADANI society founded on knowledge, morality and compassion.

This effort is important to ensure Islamic teachings continue to flourish and be strengthened, while also providing a more comfortable, safe and conducive learning environment for students and educators.

“Insya-Allah, the MADANI Government will continue strengthening the ummah development agenda to produce a knowledgeable, morally upright and prosperous society guided by comprehensive Islamic values,” he said. – May 15, 2026

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