Muda ready for sit-down with Pakatan parties to iron out differences


PETALING JAYA: After submitting an official application to join Pakatan Harapan, the fledgling Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (Muda) party is ready to meet with the Opposition coalition to address issues standing in the way of a pact.

Muda deputy president Amira Aisya acknowledged that there was some criticism and doubt from Pakatan coalition parties.

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