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Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof has urged Malaysians to recognize the contributions of national heroes and security personnel on Warriors Day 2026, calling for renewed patriotism and unity.
Malaysia's community mediation initiative has successfully resolved 1,273 cases between 2017 and 2025, supported by 595 certified mediators across 10 nationwide centres, according to National Unity Minister Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang.
Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye has condemned recent divisive political statements suggesting non-Malay Malaysians look abroad, stressing that all communities share equal stake in the nation and urging voters to reject such rhetoric.
Housing Minister Nga Kor Ming has urged political leaders to reject divisive tactics and focus on uniting Malaysians around shared concerns like housing and economic opportunity, rather than exploiting racial and religious differences.
UMNO Information Chief Azalina Othman Said has cautioned against rhetoric implying that Malaysian citizens of Chinese and Indian descent have other countries as homelands, warning such statements risk undermining national unity during the Negeri Sembilan election campaign.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on Malaysians to abandon outdated, divisive thinking that breeds hatred, warning that such ideologies prevent the nation from achieving greatness and development.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has urged Malaysians to elect political leaders who unite the nation rather than exploit divisions, emphasizing that strong governance and anti-corruption efforts must replace divisive identity politics.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has lauded Sarawak's cultural diversity and inter-community harmony as central to Malaysia's national unity, ahead of the state's annual celebration on July 22.
Malaysia's Kembara Merdeka Jalur Gemilang convoy will remain a centrepiece of the 2026 National Month celebrations, with the government intensifying flag-flying campaigns to strengthen national pride and solidarity.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on all Malaysians to reject extreme racism and divisive politics, advocating instead for unity and mutual respect. He defended his government's inclusive approach to policymaking.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed his vision for Malaysia as a prosperous nation, emphasizing his desire to leave behind a legacy rooted in integrity and inclusive leadership that embraces all citizens.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on leadership across all tiers of government to engage fairly and transparently with diverse communities, emphasising that equitable governance is essential for Malaysia's long-term stability and social cohesion.
Malaysia's Department of National Unity is creating a Community Tension Index to measure social cohesion and monitor sensitive issues. The initiative aims to address rising online polarisation and strengthen harmony across the nation's diverse communities.
Malaysia's Deputy National Unity Minister R. Yuneswaran has urged stronger focus on mother-tongue education as a means to address recurring 3R issues on social media that fragment communities.
Queen Raja Zarith Sofiah has highlighted mutual respect as a cornerstone of harmony that Malaysians have consistently maintained, contributing significantly to the nation's unity and social well-being.
National Unity Week 2026 in Kota Kinabalu attracted a record 284,448 visitors, reflecting growing public engagement with Malaysia's diverse cultural heritage and the government's push for national integration.
Sultan Nazrin Shah has cautioned political and national leaders against making hasty, emotionally-driven decisions, stressing that a nation's advancement depends on citizens' willingness to cooperate, respect each other, and coexist peacefully.
Deputy Prime Ministers Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and Fadillah Yusof, alongside multiple Cabinet ministers, have called on Malaysians to embody the spirit of Hijrah during the Islamic New Year, emphasizing values of reform, perseverance and national unity.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that national reforms inspired by the Islamic concept of Hijrah must be built on consensus and collective effort rather than individual action, emphasising the historical role of youth, women and community cooperation.