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New Hope, New Malaysia



It’s a massive and hard earned victory for BN. This is a new beginning of politics in Malaysia. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak has a huge responsibility. There are enormous expectations from people the direction of our PM to lead our country to new and progressive direction.

His leadership style is very similar to his late father, Tun Abdul Razak. He is accommodative and given consensus to various parties to work together with him to achieve the national interests.

The transformation which is taken place in our country now is very much similar to United Kingdom (UK) during Tony Blair era. At the time in UK, the Conservative Party had turmoil and the country was in disarray. Tony Blair who took over the leadership of Labour Party came up with slogan, New Labour that had appealed to younger generation with the policies which had elevated their aspirations. This became instrumental for the Labour Party to gain huge majority in the election to lead the nation. Further Prime Minister Tony Blair was reelected with sound victory again.

Meanwhile in across the Atlantic Ocean, the people of United States of America need a fresh breeze because they so disoriented with war on terror. Therefore they elected and reelected again President Barack Obama because he gave them a new hope.

The fresh mandate given by Malaysians to Prime Minister Najib has indicated the new hope. In last four years the way he turned around our country had thrilled the people. With his transformation plans the country is moving to the veracious and enlightened direction. But he has had his antagonists within and outside his party. 

He needs to emulate like his father. That’s a very pleasant task where Prime Minister Najib will execute it very easily.

Even though his primary goals will be within Malaysia but he has to grasp beyond the existing parameters.

His father can be his best role model. Tun Razak is best remembered as among the first person who had extended diplomatic relationship with China at the pinnacle of cold war. During Tun Razak tenure, Malaysia is well respected regionally and internationally.

Our Prime Minster has all means to achieve this. Lately we have seen very shallow foreign policies which have not given a clear direction of our position as a prominent nation regionally and globally.

Another biggest task of his by taking reasonable steps to remove the ‘old school of thought’ practitioners within his party and coalition  to gain substantial mandate to implement his transformation policies for the benefit of this country. Our Prime Minister has all the potential to become a great statesman if he can successfully eliminate his distractors within.    

Apart from that, for good governance of the country ones need to have good advisors and strategists. This people must be brave, blunt, unbiased, intelligent, clear conscience and most importantly be independent like Mr Hoover and Mr Kissinger in USA, when they wanted to advice Prime Minster. This will allow our PM to access and analyze the information which is given to him for the betterment of our country. He cannot allowed this self-headed people who wanted to please him by giving the information that he wanted to hear and hidden the true situation of what people expected from him.

He is the leader of our nation now. We as the people of this country must be reconciled as what he had requested us to do by putting aside our differences for future of this nation.

I can observe there is a New Hope where our Prime Minister is going leads this pronounced nation for its prominence in near future.

Kuala Lumpur.

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