00:00It is clear from the history.
00:05Every celebration and welcome we do,
00:09is not only to celebrate our success,
00:14but always,
00:16this community and the country must be dynamic.
00:19We must try to reach a better and more prosperous level.
00:26We must not only be praised for having recorded it,
00:31we must acknowledge it,
00:33because it is a sign of gratitude.
00:35But the gratitude and appreciation of Allah
00:37does not mean that we should feel comfortable.
00:40When Salahuddin Al-Ayubi was welcomed
00:45on the birthday of Prophet Muhammad SAW,
00:49it was meant to raise the spirit
00:53and increase the determination of the people
00:58under his leadership
01:01to fight with all their might.
01:04There will be no change in this country
01:07as a great country
01:08if there is no spirit and determination.
01:10Therefore, the responsibility of the minister,
01:14the KSU, and the director-general
01:16should be more than just continuing the work as usual.
01:23We must look for new rules.
01:25Because it means that we are not only complacent.
01:32The so-called comfortable culture,
01:35culture of contentment,
01:37is already good.
01:39It is really good.
01:41What to consider?
01:43Compared to whom?
01:45When?
01:46Which country?
01:47And can that goodness
01:49boost our strength
01:51as a great country?
01:53Therefore,
01:55while we are grateful to Allah SWT,
01:58there must be a pressure
02:01on all leaders
02:03that a better service is still expected.
02:07If the KSN said,
02:09from waiting for months to get a degree,
02:13we now get a record in a few weeks,
02:18then the next goal is to reduce
02:22from a few weeks to a week.
02:25Is this possible?
02:27I believe it is possible.
02:29This is the challenge for us.
02:33Do our people need to get lessons?
02:37To renew the lessons,
02:38do we have to arrange hours and take one day off?
02:41Or can this be done through
02:44the so-called digital transformation process?
02:49Or do we need to be there in a short time
02:53with a fixed schedule
02:57so that they can come
02:59and get an appointment and do their job?
03:02While we press the question of governance,
03:06which I consider to be a success.
03:08People talk a lot about long-term cases.
03:11I want to say,
03:12in the past two years,
03:13I am grateful to Allah SWT
03:15because we have carried out a transparent tender process
03:19and there is no big scandal
03:22that has ever been revealed in the past two years.
03:28And for me, this is a bigger success.
03:32We have an effort
03:33and cannot solve all problems.
03:36This country is a country of law.
03:39And we have to make decisions
03:41based on good governance.
03:46And this tender presses the question of value.
03:51So let's not get carried away
03:55with other discussions.
03:57I want civil servants
03:59to have a determination
04:02that our task is to promote
04:06the economy and performance of our country,
04:09our speech,
04:11our seriousness.
04:13And believe me,
04:15give one or two years
04:17if the spirit is like this,
04:19the recognition is like this,
04:21and our unity of spirit.
04:24I believe we will witness
04:28Malaysia as a great country this year.
04:30I am sure.
04:35When I say people,
04:37don't forget that there are still people on the edge,
04:41there are still poor people,
04:43there are still people on the side.
04:46And believe me,
04:48they don't have to give us comfort and peace
04:52as long as there are people on the side.
04:56That's why sometimes I feel
04:59weak with discussions
05:01on the issue of people and religion.
05:05People who take care of the region or the country,
05:09they don't care who rules.
05:13Which people are on the side.
05:16Our responsibility is
05:19to appreciate every citizen
05:22who is there
05:24as our responsibility.
05:26And skin color doesn't affect us.
05:29If he is in the poor category,
05:33he must be handled.
05:35If he needs recognition,
05:37he is given recognition.
05:39And this doesn't change or reject the fact
05:43that our pride and the foundation of our country
05:46is still rooted in the principle
05:51of language, religion,
05:53the rights of all Malay women and boys.
05:56In some special programs that we hold,
05:59but in assessing the need to help,
06:04there is no consideration.
06:06Skin color, the region,
06:10everyone must be helped,
06:14especially those who are less fortunate.
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