Anwar confident Cabinet will greenlight release of Tabung Haji RCI report
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim expressed confidence that his Cabinet will approve the release of a royal commission of inquiry report regarding Tabung Haji. He also addressed the financial burden of Felda's debts, attributing them to past mismanagement and political interference.
Why it matters
The release of the Tabung Haji report is a significant test of the current administration's commitment to transparency and accountability regarding state-linked financial institutions.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim maintained that he was not reluctant about releasing the RCI report on Tabung Haji.
SEBERANG PERAI: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has expressed confidence the Cabinet will greenlight the release of the much anticipated royal commission of inquiry report on Tabung Haji.
Anwar acknowledged that he was being "challenged" by certain quarters over why his administration has yet to release the report despite saying he would do so.
"I am not reluctant (to release the report). I agree (with publicising it) but we need to follow the process.
"When I bring this matter to the Cabinet this coming Wednesday, I am confident the Cabinet will agree (to release the report)," he said at the launch of the Human Resource Development Corporation's National Training Week at the UiTM campus here today.
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