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00:03First of all, Anwar's visit to China was packed with photos.
00:07After Anwar finished his trip to Shanghai today...
00:10Members of the Malaysian delegation boarded the Harmony high-speed train.
00:14The entire journey from Shanghai to Hangzhou is 160 kilometers.
00:18On the train, he praised China's high-speed rail, saying that its speed and service were both excellent.
00:23outstanding
00:24It's worth mentioning that Transport Minister Lu Zhaoyi, who just announced his resignation...
00:27blessing
00:28After finishing his official business in Beijing, he rushed to Shanghai to meet with Anwar.
00:32Travel with the group
00:34What happens after arriving in Hangzhou?
00:36Anhua also needs to work tirelessly with Huawei, Alibaba, Geely, and others.
00:40Meeting of corporate leaders
00:42I also have to attend a welcome dinner tonight.
00:44Even as the high-speed train sped along, the topics discussed in the carriages remained even more explosive.
00:49Anwar was being interviewed by Malaysian media in the car.
00:52This directly addressed the controversy surrounding Lu Zhaofu's resignation.
00:55Former Prime Minister Najib Razak was recently granted a conditional pardon and his sentence was changed to home imprisonment.
01:00The news put immense pressure on the DAP.
01:04Secretary-General Loke Siew Fook went so far as to announce his resignation as Minister of Transport.
01:08Service
01:09So what is Anwar's own perspective on this?
01:11He defended Lu Zhaofu and said he was not wrong.
01:15Why blame the DAP?
01:17Anwar said the decision to grant the amnesty was not made by the DAP.
01:21They have strongly opposed the idea that the DAP should be responsible.
01:25He also emphasized that Loke Siew Fook's resignation was not an act of opposition to the Prime Minister.
01:29It is not against a unity government
01:31Rather, it is based on the long-standing opposition stance maintained by themselves and their political party.
01:35Lu Zhaofu wants to resign
01:37Will Anwar agree or not?
01:39The prime minister's remarks were interpreted as his desire to retain talent.
01:43Anwar said he respects Loke Siew Fook's decision.
01:46However, we won't rush into a decision; we'll give the other party some space.
01:49We'll find another time to talk properly later.
01:52He also asked a series of questions in return.
01:54Are you going to bow down to those who try to weaken us?
01:57Should we keep it and make improvements?
01:59Anwar advised the DAP to think carefully.
02:02The question now is whether to consolidate the government or weaken it.
02:06Do not be pressured by people with ulterior motives.
02:09To rashly withdraw from the government
02:11Otherwise, we should be wary of these people's traps.
02:14As for the decision of the amnesty itself
02:16Anwar said this was after the head of state listened to opinions from all sides.
02:19The decision made
02:21The constitution grants powers to the head of state and the Amnesty Board.
02:23The government must respect that.
02:25Neither party should involve princes in politics.
02:28The position of Minister of Transportation
02:30If it really does become available in the end
02:33Will it be handed over to the DAP?
02:36Anwar sold a pipe
02:37They just said to wait for the process to finish.
02:39After the train arrived in Hangzhou
02:42The media pressed Lu Zhaofu for answers.
02:43Will he resign from his cabinet post as originally planned?
02:47Lu Zhaofu only gave a brief response.
02:49His decision to resign as Minister of Transport
02:52It will not change
02:54He will conclude his trip to China.
02:56After returning to Malaysia
02:57Submitting his resignation letter to Prime Minister Anwar
03:00What about Lu Zhaofu's side?
03:02He insisted on resigning.
03:04On the other side, someone was already criticizing him.
03:07They remained silent on the issue of the Three States' outspokenness.
03:11They are very active on DAP issues.
03:13PAS Information Chief Ahmad Fadri
03:15He publicly questioned
03:17He said that Loke Siu-fook was really going to leave.
03:20Or is it just acting?
03:21He said he wanted to resign
03:23However, he still accompanied the Prime Minister on his visit to China.
03:26Attending the Ministerial Meeting
03:27He also used an analogy
03:29Someone said they wanted to move.
03:30The key hasn't been handed over yet.
03:32They were busy buying new furniture.
03:33It looks very strange no matter how you look at it.
03:35He also admitted that from a legal point of view
03:38If the resignation has not yet taken effect
03:39It is not illegal for Lu Zhaofu to continue working.
03:41That's just his opinion.
03:43Major decisions should be left to the successor.
03:45Amofadri
03:47They even opened fire.
03:48He said Penang was under Loke Siew Fook's administration.
03:50Secured a transportation project worth over RM21 billion
03:54He demanded that the Department of Transportation release funding data for each state.
03:58Let the people make the comparison.
04:00Now that we've finished discussing Lu Zhaofu's resignation saga...
04:02Anwar also mentioned the Malacca state election on the train.
04:06Anwar confirmed it himself.
04:07Simon has already contacted Bersatu to discuss cooperation.
04:11Everyone knows
04:12Simon and Bersatu in politics
04:14They had already parted ways
04:17I never expected that we would be sitting down to talk again now.
04:20Anwar put it very bluntly.
04:21We must not be arrogant.
04:23Some say they are preparing to talk
04:25Let's talk
04:26This is politics.
04:27He revealed that he had entrusted Selangor Chief Minister Aminuddin
04:30Go and be responsible for negotiating with Bersatu.
04:33He also insisted on talking about it.
04:35This does not mean that cooperation will definitely happen.
04:37Did they ultimately nod or shake their heads?
04:39It needs to be submitted to the committee for evaluation before a decision is made.
