PM Anwar To Close Perak MADANI Rakyat 2025 In Lumut
Marking the final day of the public outreach initiative, the event will include a satellite programme in which Anwar is scheduled to visit the Royal Malaysian Navy's Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) and attend a kenduri rakyat (communal feast) with naval personnel at the Lumut naval base.
As part of the closing proceedings, the prime minister will present a symbolic cheque for the Sejahtera Komuniti MADANI (SejaTi MADANI) initiative, before touring service booths set up by various ministries and government agencies.
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