08-05-2023, 01:26 PM
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KUALA LUMPUR: The need to foster unity has become even more critical now to counter voices that provoke the people’s emotions in the name of ethnicity or religion, says Sultan Nazrin Shah.
“After almost 66 years of gaining independence, it is crucial for citizens not to be swayed by hostile voices that can cause disputes, conflicts and divisions,” the Perak ruler said at the launch of ‘Buku Siri Titah II Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah’ at the World Trade Centre here.
“The nation requires leaders who embrace inclusivity, showing determination and wisdom in uniting the diverse elements into a strong and harmonious whole.”
Sultan Nazrin also described the late Dr Ismail Abdul Rahman as a leader with consistent views on the composition of the people in the country.
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