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PKR urges open doors for political cooperation across parties
A senior PKR leader has called for continued political engagement and collaboration, stating that Sarawakians value leaders willing to work across party lines for the greater good.
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PKR vice-president Roland Engan has stressed the importance of maintaining channels for political cooperation, rejecting calls for parties to isolate themselves from one another.
Engan said Sarawakians expect their political leaders and parties to demonstrate a willingness to collaborate despite their differences, prioritising shared interests over partisan considerations.
The remarks underline ongoing discussions within Malaysian political circles about coalition-building and cross-party dialogue, particularly in Sarawak where diverse political interests have historically required consensus-seeking approaches.
Engan's statement reflects broader sentiment among some political figures that effective governance requires pragmatic engagement between different political groups, even when they compete electorally.