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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has unveiled Sahabat MADANI, a national volunteer movement that has already attracted 11,060 registrations. The initiative aims to strengthen communities through cross-ethnic and inter-religious service, supporting vulnerable groups and fostering national cohesion.
Malaysia's National Unity Ministry is targeting 1,280 certified community mediators by 2030 and plans to establish 12 new mediation centres nationwide, offering free services to help communities resolve disputes without court proceedings.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has appealed to young Malaysians to distance themselves from divisive ideologies while reassuring them that the government values their input on policy matters.
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming has urged political leaders to uphold national unity and moderation, warning against exploiting racial and religious differences for political advantage.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged that the government remains responsive to young Malaysians' grievances, whilst calling on them to steer clear of polarising narratives that threaten national cohesion.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on Malaysia's Indian Muslim community to become catalysts for positive social change by embracing unity, compassion, and constructive dialogue with society.
Sultan Nazrin Shah has argued that a nation's true security depends on social cohesion and inclusive governance rather than military strength alone. Speaking at an Islamic thought conference, he warned against exploiting religious sentiment for political gain.