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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has renewed his commitment to transforming Malaysia into a regional benchmark for governance, emphasizing that administrative success depends on sustained integrity and public accountability rather than claiming all problems are solved.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has urged Immigration Department personnel to maintain the highest standards of integrity and reject corruption, emphasising their critical role in protecting Malaysia's sovereignty and reputation.
Former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri has highlighted that trust—not economic prowess—defines 21st-century competition, requiring organisations to communicate with integrity across digital platforms.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has mandated that all its personnel submit updated asset declarations within a month, tightening internal governance and setting a stricter tone on financial transparency.
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and Transparency International have pledged to expand their collaborative efforts against corruption, with Malaysia's Corruption Perceptions Index score improving to 52 points.