The Name List of KP MACC Candidates Has Been Presented to Agong – PM Anwar
PASIR GUDANG, April 24 (Bernama) — The list of candidates for Chief Commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has been submitted to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Ibrahim today, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
He said the list includes individuals who are qualified to lead the country’s anti-corruption agency.
Speaking to media crew after lunch and greeting the public at Pasar Tani Kekal Permas Jaya today, Anwar joked when asked how many candidates were in His Majesty’s consideration.
“There are 120 (names of candidates submitted),” he said before heading to the Bandar Permas Jaya Mosque here to perform Friday prayers.
He further said that the details of the list of candidates would not be disclosed at this time and would only be announced later.
“That (short list)…will be announced later,” he said briefly.
Previously, according to a post on HRH Crown Prince of Johor’s Facebook page, Sultan Ibrahim and Acting Sultan of Johor Tunku Mahkota Ismail agreed to meet the Prime Minister today.
Yesterday, His Excellency said that a new MACC Chief Commissioner would be selected to lead the commission.
Previously, Anwar had time to socialize and take photos with the community at the Permas Jaya Farmers Market and inspect the basic necessities being sold.
His arrival at 12.33 this afternoon was welcomed by Johor Chief Minister Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi and Pasir Gudang MP Hassan Abdul Karim.
The Prime Minister then continued his journey to the Bandar Permas Jaya Mosque to perform Friday prayers.
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