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Anwar to deliver Developing a Madani Nation mandate today

PM invites public to tune in to how govt intends to uphold values, ethics of good governance

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 19 Jan 2023 8:57AM

Anwar to deliver Developing a Madani Nation mandate today
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says his mandate, to be aired live, is part of efforts towards a new leap for the nation. – AZIM RAHMAN/The Vibes file pic, January 19, 2023

KUALA LUMPUR – Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has invited the public to listen in and digest the mandate he will deliver tomorrow in conjunction with the discourse on ‘Developing a Madani Nation’ at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre (PICC).

The prime minister said his mandate, to be aired live, is part of efforts towards a new leap for the nation. 

“Tomorrow, I will be at the PICC in Putrajaya to detail out how this country and the order of things can uphold the values ​​and ethics of good governance for the people,” he said in a Facebook post. 

Anwar is scheduled to deliver the mandate, Developing a Madani Nation at 11.30am before completing the montage and gimmick of the launch of his book, Developing a Madani Nation. 

Madani is the Malay acronym for Sustainability, Care & Compassion, Respect, Innovation, Prosperity, and Trust.

The book, published by Institut Darul Ehsan (IDE), among others, features Anwar’s ideas from his political experience and vast knowledge gathered from four decades of reading that began from his days as a student to leading the Reformasi movement.

The special mandate will be broadcast live via local media stations such as Bernama TV and Radio Television Malaysia as well as on IDE’s Facebook page. 

The programme is scheduled to begin at 9am with a welcome speech by IDE executive director Datuk Ismail Yusop.

It will be followed by the discourse at 9.15am, which will be participated by four invited panellists, including Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari and IDE executive chairman Prof Datuk Mohammad Redzuan Othman.

Also invited as panellists are Kolej Dar al-Hikmah president Prof Datuk Muhammad Nur Manuty and Universiti Putra Malaysia’s Institute for Social Science Studies director Prof Haslinda Abdullah. – Bernama, January 19, 2023

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