During the first meeting between the two former Malaysian prime ministers since the so-called “Sheraton Move” in 2020, they agreed to strengthen the unity among the Malays and enhance support for Muhyiddin Yassin’s coalition.
KUALA LUMPUR: Perikatan Nasional chairman Muhyiddin Yassin said on Wednesday that his meeting with former Malaysian prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad involved a discussion on the position and future of the Malays, as well as the latter’s support for the opposition coalition in the“Essentially, we agreed to strengthen the unity among the Malays and enhance support for Perikatan Nasional, especially in facing the soon,” said Muhyiddin in a Facebook post following his meeting with Dr Mahathir...
Meanwhile, Muhyiddin also noted that the discussion on the future of the Malays in the country did not specifically touch on theThe Malay Proclamation is a 12-point document written by Dr Mahathir that purportedly aims to protect the interests of and unite the Malay community to “restore the political power of Malays”.
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