Malaysia cannot afford any backlash: DCM

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Kota Kinabalu: Deputy Chief Minister I Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey Kitingan urged the Prime Minister to advise the Education Ministry to withdraw the directive to involve school children in the pro-Palestinian campaign.

Jeffrey said Putrajaya received strong backlash from Malaysians, including Muslims leaders and intellectuals on the issue.“In social media, Sabahans and Sarawakians have taken to the occasion to speak out again for separation from the nation,” he said, in a statement.

“Such developments would be massive economic losses with dire consequences for the already struggling Malaysian economy,” he said. “Let’s remember that the Madani principle is built on six core values, namely sustainability, prosperity, innovation, respect, trust and compassion, part of a comprehensive strategic framework that is aimed at growth and development to be attained through a larger context of the humane economy that prioritises the needs of the people.

 

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