G25 wishes Malaysians a joyous 67th Merdeka


KUALA LUMPUR: G25 wishes Malaysians a joyous Merdeka this Aug 31 to celebrate its 67th anniversary of independence.

A group of prominent Malaysians released a statement on Friday (Aug 30) reflecting on the nation's journey and achievements and acknowledging the challenges and hardships the country has faced and overcome in recent years.

"Our country has been through trying times, from economic uncertainties to political turbulence and social disruptions.

"Despite these setbacks, Malaysians have continued to prove themselves resilient.

"The strength and determination of the Malaysian people have been pivotal in navigating the challenging moments whilst continuing to fight for a better nation," it said.

The G25 also expressed their contentment with the government's efforts.

"We are happy that the government is listening to the people and taking initiatives to introduce new legislation to govern Federal statutory bodies and their subsidiaries as well as drafting the Freedom of Information Bill.

"Both are aimed at enhancing and enforcing transparency and accountability.

"These moves are significant steps forward in ensuring that the administration of our government operates with integrity, transparency and responsibility," it said.

The group said these actions are commendable and crucial in building a robust framework for good governance.

"We are heartened by the positive strides our country has taken towards advancing and becoming a stronger nation and society.

"The unity and harmony among the citizens remain the cornerstone of our progress and this collective strength inspires hope for a bright, prosperous and happy future for all Malaysians.

"As we commemorate Merdeka Day, let us embrace the spirit of unity and continue working together towards a Malaysia where every citizen thrives and contributes to our shared success," it said.

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