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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has congratulated Barisan Nasional following its electoral success in Negri Sembilan, signalling the federal government's willingness to provide support to the coalition in the state.
Malaysia's MA63 Technical Committee has instructed federal ministries and agencies to accelerate efforts in resolving outstanding constitutional implementation issues, with key achievements including a RM1.5 billion boost to Sabah's Special Grant.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil have sent birthday greetings to Sultan of Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah, who celebrates his 67th birthday on July 31.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim disclosed that the federal government now shoulders Felda's nearly RM1 billion annual debt obligation, a consequence of accumulated administrative shortcomings in the settler organization.
Malaysia's Home Ministry will accelerate infrastructure projects across Johor, upgrading police headquarters, immigration facilities, and detention centres. Minister Saifuddin Nasution framed the initiatives as critical to maintaining security and service delivery in the southern state.
Barisan Nasional has pledged that the outcome of tomorrow's Johor state election will not affect the stability of the federal government or relationships between coalition partners at the national level.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is ramping up his presence in Johor with a second visit in three days, signalling the federal government's determination to influence the upcoming state election campaign.