The Borneo Post

Dr Sim: S’wakians look forward to seeing all MPs deliver promises

Heartiest congratula­tions to all the newlyelect­ed MPs from Sarawak who were given the mandate to the Malaysian Parliament. Dato Sri Dr Sim Kui Hian

- Irene C

KUCHING: Deputy Premier Dato Sri Dr Sim Kui Hian has congratula­ted all newly-elected parliament­arians from Sarawak following the conclusion of the 15th general election (GE15) on Saturday.

In his Facebook post yesterday, the Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) president called upon the people to give support to these representa­tives for the next five years.

“Sarawakian­s had spoken. We respect the decision of Sarawakian voters. Heartiest congratula­tions to all the newlyelect­ed MPs from Sarawak who were given the mandate to the Malaysian Parliament. The people look forward to seeing them deliver all their promises this time,” he wrote.

Adding on, Dr Sim highlighte­d the MPs’ ‘most important responsibi­lity in all 59 years of Malaysia – keeping a stable Malaysian government’.

He said that SUPP and its members would continue to push the ‘Sarawak Agenda’ in Malaysia, together with its comrades in Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS).

“The journey is long and this is only a temporary setback,” he said in reference to SUPP only winning two out of seven seats it contested in GE15.

SUPP retained Serian and wrested Sarikei from Democratic Action Party (DAP). The other five parliament­ary seats contested were Stampin, Bandar Kuching, Sibu, Lanang and Miri.

“Other than the candidates who have done their very best, I would like to record my appreciati­on and gratitude to all who have been involved in the campaignin­g, the SUPP and GPS members of all levels across Sarawak, the hardworkin­g volunteers and supportive friends united in our aspiration­s, and all the federal and Sarawak government agencies for keeping everything run safely and effectivel­y.”

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 ?? ?? Dr Sim (front, second right) joining voters in a wefie during polling day last Saturday.
Dr Sim (front, second right) joining voters in a wefie during polling day last Saturday.

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