JAKARTA - Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced a cabinet reshuffle of the MADANI government he led to fill a number of vacant posts and adjust the positions of several ministers.
The announcement was made via a live video broadcast on various official Malaysian government media channels, reported by ANTARA, Tuesday, December 16.
"This cabinet adjustment is carried out to fill some vacancies in the ranks of ministers as well as because of the need to make limited adjustments," said Anwar Ibrahim.
He said the cabinet reshuffle was also aimed at making the cabinet work as a solid team, focusing on the agenda of improving the economy, and solving various problems faced by the community.
"I only announced ministers who had been transferred or newly appointed. I did not announce ministers who remained in office," said Anwar.
Based on the announcement, the cabinet reshuffle involved 27 ministerial and deputy ministerial positions, of which 14 were new faces and 13 others were shifted.
Anwar said the swearing-in of new ministers and deputy ministers, with the consent of Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Ibrahim, will be held on Wednesday (17/12) morning at the State Palace.
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After the inauguration, Anwar Ibrahim will immediately hold a cabinet meeting with the ministers.
"I express my appreciation to the ministers and deputy ministers who have previously devoted their energy and dedication," said Anwar.
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