Amid looming political tempest, M’sia needs a new vision to navigate the economic storm ahead
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Malaysia does not lack plans. What it lacks is a singular, compelling and enduring national economic vision comparable in scale and longevity to Vision 2020.
From the original report
Recent state elections in Johor and Negeri Sembilan with the upcoming state polls in Melaka and the prospect of the 16th General Election (GE16) have inevitably intensified political debate.
As political parties prepare for these contests, Malaysians should demand something bigger than another competition over short-term promises. The question is not simply who can promise more today but what kind of economy Malaysians will hand to the next generation.
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