A Respected Malaysia On The Global Stage

Malaysia is a proactive country on the world stage with membership in international organisations such as the UN, Commonwealth, OIC, and NAM. Although small in size, Malaysia is passionate in championing international issues and Malaysia’s views often garner the respect of other countries.

Unfortunately, the country’s reputation has been tarnished following several high-profile scandals including the 1MDB scandal which received extensive coverage in international media. The time has come for us to clear the country’s name and reposition Malaysia as a country that needs to be exemplified.

HARAPAN is determined to bring back Malaysia’s excellent reputation on the world stage and rekindle a sense of pride among citizens from all walks of life so that we can once again stand shoulder to shoulder with the international community.

Commitment to Change

HARAPAN will continue its commitment to build a new Malaysia that is much better than before. This includes recultivating the original spirit of the Federation of Malaysia in building a liberal and progressive pluralistic society, maintaining institutional reforms, raising the value of integrity, and respecting the independence of the judicial and legislative bodies.

Influential Middle Power

Positioning Malaysia as a middle power that can play a greater role in shaping the regional and global geopolitical landscape. By continuing to adhere to the Neutrality Policy, we will emphasise bilateral relations that can promote development and strengthen the country’s economic progress. HARAPAN is also committed to preventing the involvement of external powers that could affect the country’s sovereignty and avoid Malaysia from getting caught up in the conflicts between the world’s great powers.

Together with ASEAN

HARAPAN will continue to promote ASEAN as the world’s main trading bloc and our regional cooperation and ensure that Malaysia continues to remain an important and committed member of ASEAN in fighting for regional interests.

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