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BN manifesto comprehensive, pragmatic, inclusive, say leaders

Plan considers interests of various races, ages, outlines recovery strategy for various sectors

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 10 Nov 2021 10:43PM

BN manifesto comprehensive, pragmatic, inclusive, say leaders
MCA vice-president Datuk Lim Ban Hong says that BN is the best choice for the people. – Lim Ban Hong Facebook pic, November 10, 2021

MELAKA – The Barisan Nasional (BN) manifesto for the Melaka election launched today is seen as a comprehensive, pragmatic, and inclusive commitment towards driving Melaka’s economic recovery and development towards the endemic phase of Covid-19.

MCA vice-president and Melaka MCA chairman Senator Datuk Lim Ban Hong said the manifesto takes into account the interests of the various races and ages, and outlines a recovery plan for various sectors that contribute to the state economy.

“This manifesto outlines the five-year direction of Melaka, and I can say that no citizen or sector in the state is left out.

“Therefore, BN is the best choice for the people in the election and it is hoped that everyone can give us the opportunity to govern and lead the state,” he said when contacted here today.

Meanwhile, Melaka BN secretary Datuk Mustafa Musa said the manifesto guarantees the future of the people and can help in the implementation of a better and more effective economic development agenda.

Mustafa, who is also Melaka Umno secretary, said BN has a good track record with previous state administrations and all the offers promised through the manifesto are capable of being implemented comprehensively.

“They are not empty promises but ones that can be fulfilled within the capabilities of the BN state government when formed later,” he said.

Jasin MIC secretary M. Vikneswaran said two of the five thrust areas outlined in the BN manifesto, namely political stability and governance efficiency, deserve to be given due attention given the country’s current political situation.

“These two elements are very important. If the state political situation is not stable, then governance efficiency will not be achieved and plans to ensure the people’s welfare will be scuppered,” he said.

He said the manifesto does not exclude the Indian community, adding that BN is still relevant and accepted by a large part of the Indian community in Melaka for its various contributions over the past 60 years.

The BN manifesto, themed “Stability for Prosperity” which outlines five thrust areas and 103 initiatives, was launched by BN deputy chairman Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan today.

The manifesto is guided by five main thrusts, namely political stability, governance efficiency, a united society, sustainable development, and sharing of prosperity. – Bernama, November 10, 2021

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