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Madani one-year anniversary not a festival, but aimed as ‘open day’ for public: Fahmi

Comms minister says programme intends to raise awareness, understanding on policies, initiatives, achievement by unity govt

10:50 AM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – The Madani government one-year anniversary programme happening from December 8 to 10 will be the best platform for the people to see and understand the implementation of all policies, initiatives and achievements of the unity government throughout its first year of administration. 

Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil said the programme, which will be held at the grounds of the Bukit Jalil National Stadium, here, will provide direct information to the people on those matters through the booths of the various ministries. 

He said the programme is not an event, a celebration nor a festival – instead, it is aimed to be more of an open day with the Madani government.

“We will utilise this platform to increase public awareness of everything that we have done and bring benefits to the people.  

“In addition, various other services are offered, including the Digital ID. Visitors can register directly for their Digital ID at this programme,” he said as a guest on the “Apa Khabar Malaysia: Setahun Bersama Kerajaan Madani” programme which was aired live on Bernama TV this morning.

Fahmi said visitors will also have the opportunity to purchase daily necessities at the Madani Mega Sale and Rahmah Sale booths, in addition to counters being set up for them to settle summonses.

“We expect over 100,000 or close to 200,000 people to attend this Madani government one-year anniversary programme.

“And we hope they will return home with the awareness that the Madani government has succeeded in achieving many basic things in its one year of administration,” he said.

This includes raising the name of Malaysia in the eyes of the world, especially in its stance on the oppression of Palestinians, Fahmi added, in addition to continuous efforts in the aspects of restructuring the economy, empowering the digital economy and controlling the prices of goods to ensure the country regains its status as the “Asian Tiger”.

Fahmi advised those planning to attend the programme from this Friday to plan their journey by either driving there or using the shuttle bus or LRT facilities. – December 5, 2023

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