Fly the Jalur Gemilang proudly, says Sabah CM


KOTA KINABALU: Fly the Malaysian flag in the spirit of patriotism through August, says Sabah Chief Minister.

Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said every citizen should fly the Jalur Gemilang with pride, be it at home, government and private offices, business premises and on vehicles.

He said a high spirit of patriotism would lead to continued unity, harmony and prosperity among the people in this culturally and racially diverse nation.

“As Malaysians, we must be proud of our country and feel lucky that we are able to be part of a sovereign nation,” he said in his opening speech when launching the National Day month and Flying the Jalur Gemilang campaign in the city on Tuesday (Aug 1).

Hajiji said the peace and harmony enjoyed in this country is a priceless gem that has to be preserved and protected at all cost.

“Therefore we must continue to instill a sense of patriotism and unity amongst ourselves and our children so that the sovereignty of this nation can be preserved forever and that challenges that we may face in future can be addressed together,” he said.

His speech was delivered by Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Seri Dr Joachim Gunsalam.

On the National Day month, a series of programmes have been drawn including the Kembara Merdeka Negaraku organised by the Sabah Informations Department, short video making competition, prayers, and other patriotic activities.

Hajiji also took the opportunity to remind all to continue their support for the current state government so that planned development initiatives can be carried out smoothly for the benefit of all.

“The unity, tolerance, understanding, respect and close ties among Malaysians are very much needed to determine the success or failure of our state’s developments,” he said.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
   

Next In Nation

Suzana Idayu Wati appointed Felda’s first female DG
Gagasan Rakyat forms consultative committee on seat allocation with GRS component parties
Mental state of Malaysian youth at moderate level, says Zahid
MetMalaysia issues thunderstorm warning for 11 states
Trapped Sunda flying lemur freed from barbed wire fence in Melaka
Sabah Barisan, Pakatan begin discussions on electoral pact for state polls
Student gets stuck in chair at Tawau school, rescuers forced to use hydraulic cutter
Babysitter claims trial to child neglect charge
Four friends jailed three years for abducting 12-year-old girl
Johor first in country to offer starting salaries of RM4,000 to RM5,000, says TMJ

Others Also Read