The attainment of independence by Malaysia in 1957 represents a pivotal milestone, primarily credited to the foresight, leadership, and solidarity cultivated by prominent figures such as Tunku Abdul Rahman and Tun Dr. Ismail. These leaders played a crucial role in promoting national unity, fostering racial harmony, and advancing economic development, thereby laying the foundation for contemporary Malaysia. Considering the increasing political, economic, and social challenges confronting the nation, it is pertinent to consider whether Malaysia requires leaders of the calibre of Tunku Abdul Rahman and Tun Dr. Ismail to guide its future, and what implications might arise in the absence of such leadership. Leadership Anchored in National Unity and Vision Tunku Abdul Rahman, revered as the "Father of Malaysia," exemplified a leadership style that transcended ethnic and religious boundaries. He recognized that the cornerstone of a stable and thriving nation was the culti...
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