Putrajaya, 1 October 2026 – Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has urged participants in the 2026 MADANI Fellowship to learn how the whole government works, not merely the ministry to which each person is assigned. His remarks at the programme’s handover on 30 September framed young public-sector talent as a practical requirement for dealing with complex national issues across communities, regions and policy portfolios.
The address was not a new spending programme or a promise of immediate regulatory reform. It was a call for broader exposure: fellows are expected to observe ministers, departments and parliamentary debate, while Anwar proposed that they spend some time learning the operations of ministries other than their own. That distinction matters for businesses and investors. The speech offers a view of the government’s institutional priorities, not a measurable near-term earnings catalyst.
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