Commentary: Malaysia PM Anwar’s reform credentials on the line in possible Cabinet reshuffle

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Commentary: Malaysia PM Anwar’s reform credentials on the line in possible Cabinet reshuffle
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Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim needs a major Cabinet overhaul to show he is serious about tackling the stagnant economy and cost-of-living issues, but his options may be limited, says James Chin, Asian Studies professor at the University of Tasmania.

finally came together comprising previous ruling coalition Barisan Nasional, Gabungan Parti Sarawak, Gabungan Rakyat Sabah and Parti Warisan.. There is already unhappiness among the Chinese that PH component party Democratic Action Party, with the largest number of seats in Parliament on the government side, is under-represented. UMNO and the East Malaysians, on the other hand, are over-represented.

Many in the business community would prefer the Economy Ministry, which was first established in 2018, to be scrapped and its core functions returned to the finance ministry.SHOULD ANWAR KEEP HIS FINANCE MINISTER PORTFOLIO? The health and education ministers seem to have lost the plot and public opinion is that they have not brought any positive reforms in the past 10 months.

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