Malaysia DAP Votes on Government Role
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Malaysia's Democratic Action Party (DAP) delegates will vote on August 16 to decide whether the party remains in the federal unity government. Deputy Chairman Nga Kor Ming expresses confidence that delegates will prioritize national stability in their secret ballot. The decision impacts the future of the unity government, with 4,264 delegates participating in the vote.
Malaysia's DAP delegates to vote on remaining in federal government
- DAP delegates will decide on August 16 whether the party remains in Malaysia's federal government. - The decision will be made through a secret ballot during the party's 60th-anniversary annual conference. - This pivotal vote follows the party's recent branch AGMs and comes ahead of the 16th General Election.
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