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REFORMS AND IMPROVEMENTS IN THE PIPELINE, SAYS M`SIAN DPM
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 31 (Bernama) -- Various reforms and improvements in the
government will be implemented next year to make it more efficient and
accountable, Najib Razak said Wednesday.
"2009 will likely see various changes taking place, all of which will be
geared towards fulfilling our aspirations and taking Malaysia fully into the
21st century," the deputy prime minister said in his New Year message, entitled
"A New Year, A New Outlook", in his blog www.1Malaysia.com.my .
Najib said the various reforms and improvements would be carried out in
response to the call of Malaysians for greater efficiency and accountability
in the government.
Touching on the global economic crisis, Najib, who is also Finance Minister,
said that despite it being the country's pressing challenge, "Malaysia is
well-prepared to meet it."
"The reality is that the crisis began outside of our control and the depth
of its impact will also be determined by outside forces," he said.
"To prepare for this economic challenge, we have introduced a number of
initiatives, including a targeted stimulus package, income enhancement measures,
guaranteeing your saving deposits and price reduction campaigns," he said.
"This will also allow Malaysia to revisit and reengineer our capital market
and financial landscape, where necessary, in such a rapidly developing global
market.
"We stand ready to introduce additional stimulus measures if and when the
need arises. Collectively, these represent a powerful boost to our economic
engine."
He said that as the government acted prudently and vigilantly in managing
this problem from a macro perspective, everyone, as individuals, should reflect
on ways to better prepare themselves economically for the coming year.
Touching on his blog, which was launched four months ago, Najib said the
website would be an avenue for Malaysians to express their views and insights on
how to leverage "our shared objectives of respect and unity towards
strengthening the ties that bind all Malaysians as one nation."
"Our goal to eradicate racial and cultural prejudice and promote a society
in which all our citizens are respected continues to expand.
I will continue to foster this dialogue, gain your perspective, and use the
power of your voices to ensure that Malaysia remains on the right footing as we
stride confidently forward," he said in wishing Malaysians a very happy and
prosperous New Year.
-- BERNAMA
government will be implemented next year to make it more efficient and
accountable, Najib Razak said Wednesday.
"2009 will likely see various changes taking place, all of which will be
geared towards fulfilling our aspirations and taking Malaysia fully into the
21st century," the deputy prime minister said in his New Year message, entitled
"A New Year, A New Outlook", in his blog www.1Malaysia.com.my .
Najib said the various reforms and improvements would be carried out in
response to the call of Malaysians for greater efficiency and accountability
in the government.
Touching on the global economic crisis, Najib, who is also Finance Minister,
said that despite it being the country's pressing challenge, "Malaysia is
well-prepared to meet it."
"The reality is that the crisis began outside of our control and the depth
of its impact will also be determined by outside forces," he said.
"To prepare for this economic challenge, we have introduced a number of
initiatives, including a targeted stimulus package, income enhancement measures,
guaranteeing your saving deposits and price reduction campaigns," he said.
"This will also allow Malaysia to revisit and reengineer our capital market
and financial landscape, where necessary, in such a rapidly developing global
market.
"We stand ready to introduce additional stimulus measures if and when the
need arises. Collectively, these represent a powerful boost to our economic
engine."
He said that as the government acted prudently and vigilantly in managing
this problem from a macro perspective, everyone, as individuals, should reflect
on ways to better prepare themselves economically for the coming year.
Touching on his blog, which was launched four months ago, Najib said the
website would be an avenue for Malaysians to express their views and insights on
how to leverage "our shared objectives of respect and unity towards
strengthening the ties that bind all Malaysians as one nation."
"Our goal to eradicate racial and cultural prejudice and promote a society
in which all our citizens are respected continues to expand.
I will continue to foster this dialogue, gain your perspective, and use the
power of your voices to ensure that Malaysia remains on the right footing as we
stride confidently forward," he said in wishing Malaysians a very happy and
prosperous New Year.
-- BERNAMA