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Important milestone: The first 100 days can establish the tone for a government’s whole term, as well as providing insight into its capacity to carry out its plans, says O2 Research’s Anis. — Bernama

THERE is a gap between the sentiment of party supporters and the cooperation of leaders in the government, says a recent survey looking at the first 100 days of the unity government. However, the people are still optimistic about the country’s direction and are willing to give the unity government the opportunity to fulfil its election promises within five years.

The survey found that 34% of its 35,077 respondents think that the cooperative relationship between political parties in the unity government is going well while 30% are not sure.

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