Name your preferred candidates – CM
by Norni Mahadi. Posted on November 7, 2010, Sunday
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| FOR EDUCATION: Hii Teck Yun (left) presents a mock donation cheque for RM10,000 to the person in charge of Pei Min Middle School (third right) witnessed by Taib (third left), Dr Chan (second left) and Hii King Chiong (fourth right). |
The candidates must fully support the Barisan Nasional (BN), said Chief Minister Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud who is also the state BN chairman.
“It doesn’t matter if those you propose are partyless. For the sake of the future of the Chinese, you must choose good leaders,” he said when he officiated at Hunyuan Hexiang Zhuang Qigong’s tenth anniversary celebration at Miri Indoor Stadium last Friday night.
The state BN needs effective Chinese representatives who can work closely with other races on common aims and aspirations, he said.
Chinese input is vital to accelerate development as the community has always been part of the progress and prosperity of the state and country.
“I hope Sarawak would continue to prosper regardless of the composition of its population,” he said, urging the people to work closely with the government on mainstream development.
Giving Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) as an example, he said the party was grooming young people to become future leaders.
In PBB, he said, 20 to 30 per cent of its leaders would be changed to allow the young to serve.
“Young people with new ideas would make mistakes. But let them learn from the mistakes because it is part of the process of getting to be a good leader,” he said.
At the same time, there is a need to translate the ideals of ‘Government of the People, Government by the People and Government for the People’ into concrete actions.
In this, a political party which is not in touch with the people would not be able to provide and deliver good public service.
On business, he wanted the Chinese to stop their traditional practises which could cause them to be left behind in the context of the current competitive global business environment.
“There is no more advantage of hard work. If you still practise old business ways, you would be defeated by others, even by foreigners who invest in business here,” he said.
Later at the same function, Taib announced the granting of RM50,000 in minor rural project (MRP) funds to the association.
He also witnessed the presentation of a donation cheques for RM10,000 each to Riam Road Middle School and Pei Min Middle School.
Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr George Chan cum SUPP president, chairman of BN Supporters Club Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing cum the treasurer of Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP), Assistant Minister of Communications Datuk Lee Kim Shin, Assistant Minister in the Chief Minister’s Office Larry Sng, Member of Parliament for Sibuti Ahmad Lai Bujang, advisor of Miri Hunyuan Hexiang Zhuang Qigong Association Hii
King Chiong and president of Miri Hunyuan Hexiang Zhuang Qigong Association Hii Teck Yun were among those present at the function.
“It doesn’t matter if those you propose are partyless. For the sake of the future of the Chinese, you must choose good leaders,” he said when he officiated at Hunyuan Hexiang Zhuang Qigong’s tenth anniversary celebration at Miri Indoor Stadium last Friday night.
The state BN needs effective Chinese representatives who can work closely with other races on common aims and aspirations, he said.
Chinese input is vital to accelerate development as the community has always been part of the progress and prosperity of the state and country.
“I hope Sarawak would continue to prosper regardless of the composition of its population,” he said, urging the people to work closely with the government on mainstream development.
Giving Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) as an example, he said the party was grooming young people to become future leaders.
In PBB, he said, 20 to 30 per cent of its leaders would be changed to allow the young to serve.
“Young people with new ideas would make mistakes. But let them learn from the mistakes because it is part of the process of getting to be a good leader,” he said.
At the same time, there is a need to translate the ideals of ‘Government of the People, Government by the People and Government for the People’ into concrete actions.
In this, a political party which is not in touch with the people would not be able to provide and deliver good public service.
On business, he wanted the Chinese to stop their traditional practises which could cause them to be left behind in the context of the current competitive global business environment.
“There is no more advantage of hard work. If you still practise old business ways, you would be defeated by others, even by foreigners who invest in business here,” he said.
Later at the same function, Taib announced the granting of RM50,000 in minor rural project (MRP) funds to the association.
He also witnessed the presentation of a donation cheques for RM10,000 each to Riam Road Middle School and Pei Min Middle School.
Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr George Chan cum SUPP president, chairman of BN Supporters Club Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing cum the treasurer of Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP), Assistant Minister of Communications Datuk Lee Kim Shin, Assistant Minister in the Chief Minister’s Office Larry Sng, Member of Parliament for Sibuti Ahmad Lai Bujang, advisor of Miri Hunyuan Hexiang Zhuang Qigong Association Hii
King Chiong and president of Miri Hunyuan Hexiang Zhuang Qigong Association Hii Teck Yun were among those present at the function.
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