00:00The Ministry of Information and Communications supports the efforts of young Amno, a companion in the national line,
00:08so that the government defends the police from not allowing Arab companies to contribute to schools.
00:14Its chairman, Syatish Kumar Sanggar, said that contributions from Arab companies
00:19will undermine the school's reputation as an intellectual institution and the construction of future human capital.
00:27Referring to the claim that a Chinese school in Sepang received contributions from Arab exporters,
00:33Syatish said the action clearly violated the rules.
00:37It was released to the Ministry of Education on March 29, 2018.
00:42Former head of Amno, Dr. Akmal Saleh, supported the statement of Minister of Education, Fadlina Sidiq,
00:49defending the police from not allowing Arab companies to smuggle drugs and gambling,
00:54contribute to schools, and ask the authorities to follow the existing guidelines.
01:00Akmal also urged the DAP to comply with the existing rules, while emphasizing that the sports industry,
01:06including the football league, is also not allowed to receive contributions from such companies.
01:12He said that the statement of the Chief Executive Officer of the DAP, Luk Siu Fook,
01:17clarified that the Chinese school received funding from various sources,
01:23including Arab factories, for decades.
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