00:00The Sarawak-Jaziri-Alkaf-Abdillah-Sufiyat Joint Chiefs of Staff
00:05urge all parties to prioritize state interests in resolving the need for a referendum
00:10on the gas rights between Petronas and Sarawak-Berhat Petroleum.
00:14In addition to emphasizing that the referendums must be based on mutual respect and dialogue,
00:19as well as giving warnings against extreme voices
00:22and actions on the part of those who can undermine trust
00:25as well as prevent a win-win solution.
00:28On March 8, Minister of Finance Fadilah Yusof said that Petronas and Petros
00:33are negotiating a commercial agreement to terminate the Petroleum Progression Act 1974
00:39with the Sarawak Gas Administration Ordinance 2016.
00:43This is an agreement between Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Sarawak Prime Minister Abang Johari Oping
00:49that the PDA remains as the main law in controlling the supply of oil and gas
00:54while Petros acts as a gas aggregator for Sarawak.
00:59However, on March 12, the source claimed that Sarawak insisted that all domestic gas users
01:04must comply with the DGO, which may violate the Petronas contract
01:09and violate the agreement announced by Anwar.
01:13Jaziri insisted that prioritizing Sarawak's interests may only have a short-term effect
01:19and stressed that Petronas and Petros need to work together for long-term economic prosperity.
01:25He also stated that Petros is a skilled energy shortage to manage the oil and gas sector of Sarawak
01:31without Petronas' support and warned that the disputes that are handled without wisdom
01:37can affect Malaysia's attractiveness to investors.
01:41Although Jaziri admits Sarawak's autonomy rights, he warned
01:45not to sacrifice gold before it can produce more gold eggs,
01:50referring to the importance of the oil and gas sector strategy
01:54in generating income for the country and the state.
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