Pakatan Harapan is set to become the 10th Prime Minister of Malaysia.
In its election manifesto, Pakatan Harapan has pledged to limit the terms of office of the Prime Minister, State Ministers and Chief Ministers to a maximum of 10 years once in power. The Hluttaw also pledged to appoint a parliamentary decree to ensure that the parliament and state assemblies can only be dissolved after the expiration of their terms.
It also pledged to appoint two deputy prime ministers, one of whom will be from East Malaysia. In its election manifesto, Hluttaw also pledged to review the highway concessions and reduce the highway tolls with the ultimate goal of abolishing the highway tolls.
It will make the UEC diploma a basic qualification for entry into government universities and higher education institutions, but only if the Malay language of the Malaysian education diploma is obtained with honors.
The PTPTN monthly repayment amount will also be adjusted according to the borrower’s salary.
Ten priority action plans
1. Solve the problem of people’s living expenses
2. fight corruption and strengthen the democratic system
3. provide strong economic opportunities for youth and explore humanitarian fields (green, agricultural, creative, TVET-skilled jobs)
4. education: saving the lost generation
5. building resilience to disasters and strengthening security for people
6. Addressing the issue of contract doctors and ensuring the well-being of health workers
7. Eliminating gender discrimination & increasing female socio-economic participation
8. Empower Sabah & Sarawak
9. To enhance the competitiveness of every Malaysian, especially the underprivileged
10. To take care of the natural environment for our next generation
39 campaign promises
1 – Solve the problem of people’s living expenses
2 – Food Security Guarantee
3-Eliminate poverty
4-Safeguard the welfare of employees
5-Build homes of hope for the people
6-Empowering youth with economic opportunities
7-Youth are the hope of the nation
8-Elevating the field of vocational and technical education and training
9-Humanistic Economy
10-Safeguarding the welfare of children
11-Strengthening the development of women and family organizations
12-Comfortable and happy life
13-Defending the fate of the disabled
14-Combating corruption
15-Consolidating clean institutions
16-Empowering the democratic system and people’s power
17-Guaranteeing media freedom and the right to speak
18-Reforming Public Health
19-Enhance Internet Performance
20-Expanding public transport coverage
21-Reforming Education
22-Disaster Resilience
23-Environmental Protection
24-Civic Economy
25 – Industrial development
26 – Strengthening of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (PMKS) and entrepreneurs
27-Promotion of sports economy
28-Developing National Cultural and Creative Industries
29 – Safeguarding the well-being and competitiveness of the Malaysian people
30-Protecting the rights of the indigenous people (Sabah and Sarawak and Peninsular)
31-Bridging the divide between Peninsular West Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak
32-Implementation of the 1963 Malaysia Agreement for the Empowerment of Sabah and Sarawak
33 – Devolution of power to Sabah and Sarawak
34 – Solve the problem of overpopulation of foreigners in Sabah
35 – Creating jobs and attracting investments for Sabah and Sarawak
36-Democracy, transparency and participation at all levels of government
37 – Digital government: enhancing service delivery and reducing the burden on civil servants
38-National Security
39-Malaysia’s glory on the world stage
