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PN halts coalition exit, allowing continued operations, says Takiyuddin
Perikatan Nasional's secretary-general said Bersatu representatives remain welcome to attend tonight's top council meeting, as the coalition suspends its withdrawal plans.
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Perikatan Nasional has suspended its decision to leave the ruling coalition, allowing the political bloc to continue operations, according to the coalition's secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan.
Takiyuddin said Bersatu representatives have not been barred from attending tonight's meeting of the Majlis Tertinggi, PN's highest decision-making body. The development suggests the coalition is maintaining its presence within the larger ruling framework despite recent tensions.
The move represents a reversal of PN's earlier withdrawal plans and signals renewed commitment to the current coalition arrangement. Bersatu, a key component of PN, maintains its seat at the table as deliberations continue.
The suspension comes amid ongoing political negotiations within Malaysia's ruling coalition. Sources indicate discussions are ongoing regarding the terms and conditions of PN's continued participation in the broader coalition structure.