In the wake of parliament's refusal to debate the Malaysia Agreement, Amanah has invited Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah to talk about the "non-fulfillment" of the terms.
KOTA KINABALU: Parliament’s rejection of a motion by Sabah MP to debate the 18/20 points Malaysia Agreement has spurred Angkatan Amanah Merdeka (Amanah) here to organize a public talk and a round table discussion on the issue.
Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah will present a keynote address at a discussion on the 20-Points Malaysia Agreement.
Amanah deputy president Wilfred Mojilip Bumburing said the forum follows parliament’s rejection of the motion which was brought by Penampang MP Darrel Leiking.
“Razaleigh has agreed to come and repeat a speech he gave at a forum held in Kuala Lumpur recently entitled “The Non-fulfillment of the 20 and 18 Point Agreement with Sabah and Sarawak,“ the Tamparuli assemblyman told FMT Friday.
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The mission of Amanah:
1. To rekindle the legacy, promise and ideals of Bapa Malaysia and the Founding Fathers so that all Malaysians may live together as members of a truly just, fair, progressive, united and happy national community
2. To earnestly acknowledge, affirm and respect the sovereignty of the constituent states of the Malaysian Federation, consistent with the principles of federalism, consistent with democratic principles and in true spirit of the Constitution
3. To ensure that our national institutions respect and uphold the rule of law, democratic principles, rights and universal values.
4. To support a government and administration that is:
- transparent and accountable,
- truly competent and efficient,
- free of corruption and cronyism,
- clean and honest,
- fair and trustworthy,
that will be fully able to serve its functions and meet its responsibilities, freely and fairly. An administration that will always be mindful of the rights and interests of the people in whose name and cause it is appointed to serve.
5. To promote the socioeconomic well-being of the people, so that all Malaysians may enjoy truly advanced, progressive, fair and equitable lives — individually upholding filial piety and other noble values and collectively joined together in sincere family kinship as members of our national community and as stakeholders in our common national destiny.
6. To support an economic policy that will help achieve and sustain a high standard of living for the people, based on the principle of justice, fairness and balance, consistent with the constitution and under a stable monetary condition.
Yours sincerely,
Wan Saiful Wan Jan
Amanah Central Committee Member
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