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'Dubai Move' has no impact on administration – PM

02 Jan 2024 03:22pm
Anwar at the launching of Padu, today. Photo by Bernama
Anwar at the launching of Padu, today. Photo by Bernama

PUTRAJAYA - Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today said he has heard of the Dubai Move, nonetheless the said movement out to topple the Unity Government, has no impact on his administration.

He said the focus of the government under his leadership now is on developing the nation and looking after the well-being of the people.

"I have read about the Dubai Move but for me, we are concentrating on our work. Their deception for me has not effect.

"What is important is that we have started January 2 by launching an important programme (Central Database Hub - Padu) for the people,” he told reporters after launching Padu here today.

Community Communications Department (J-Kom) deputy director-general Datuk Ismail Yusop on Dec 30 was reported claiming that the 'Dubai Move' took place during the holiday of opposition and government leaders in the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) recently. - BERNAMA

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