KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s appointment of his daughter as his senior economic adviser has sparked controversy, with several members of the opposition calling for Ms Nurul Izzah Anwar to step down from the role. In a statement on Monday (Jan 30), Leader of the Oppositi
conceptualised by the Anwar administration emphasises six core values - sustainability, prosperity, innovation, respect, trust and compassion - that are meant to guide government policies.
“Advise Nurul Izzah to resign as prime minister's adviser … Don't let this little misplaced appointment be a black spot on her political journey to a possibly brighter future.” Separately, a former member of a pro-Anwar Ibrahim group has also reportedly criticised Ms Nurul Izzah’s appointment. According to FMT, Mr Abdul said that a better move would be for Ms Nurul Izzah to join a non-governmental organisation.Malaysia PM Anwar sues Muhyiddin over RM15 million salary claim as Selangor’s economic adviser
“Even the ministers in PN do not have degrees or certificates, but when it comes to us, they bring it up.
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