Fighting corruption is everyone's responsibility, says Dr Wee

KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong emphasized the need for support from all sides in order to effectively combat bribery in the country. He stated that eradicating bribery has always been a top priority for him and the MCA, stressing that collaboration from all parties is essential to ensure the success of such efforts for the benefit of present and future generations. These remarks were made in a post on his Facebook page on Thursday (March 14).

During the same day, Wee Ka Siong met with the All Party Parliamentary Group (KRPPM) at the Parliament Building to discuss anti-corruption measures. He expressed his backing for any party that is committed to fighting corruption, highlighting the importance of collective action in tackling this issue. The meeting was also attended by Shah Hakim Zain, Transparency International Malaysia president Dr Muhammad Mohan, Rasuah Busters Chief Executive Officer Nurhayati Nordin, and Rasuah Busters Associate Strategic Manager Wan Normi Hasan.

Dr Wee Ka Siong’s efforts to combat bribery are in line with his ongoing commitment to promoting integrity and accountability in Malaysian politics. He believes that a united front against corruption is crucial for the country’s progress and for building a more transparent and ethical society. By engaging with various stakeholders involved in anti-corruption initiatives, he aims to foster a culture of integrity and good governance.

Transparency International Malaysia president Dr Muhammad Mohan commended Dr Wee Ka Siong’s staunch stand against bribery and corruption, expressing support for his endeavors to root out unethical practices. Mohan emphasized the importance of political leadership in driving anti-corruption initiatives and urged other political leaders to follow suit in championing integrity and accountability.

Rasuah Busters, an anti-corruption organization, also lauded Dr Wee Ka Siong’s commitment to fighting bribery and corruption. The organization’s Chief Executive Officer Nurhayati Nordin emphasized the need for collaborative efforts from both public and private sectors to address this issue effectively. Nurhayati highlighted the role of civil society organizations in holding authorities accountable and promoting transparency.

Together with like-minded individuals and organizations, Dr Wee Ka Siong continues to advocate for a zero-tolerance approach towards bribery and corruption. He believes that through sustained efforts and cooperation from all sectors of society, Malaysia can strive towards a cleaner and more accountable governance system. By engaging with various stakeholders and endorsing anti-corruption initiatives, he aims to pave the way for a more transparent and ethical political landscape in the country.

Dr Wee Ka Siong’s collaboration with the All Party Parliamentary Group (KRPPM) underscores the importance of bipartisan cooperation in combating corruption. By working together across party lines, political leaders can send a powerful message of unity and determination in tackling unethical practices. This united front against bribery sets a positive example for the nation and reinforces the shared commitment to upholding integrity and accountability.

In conclusion, Dr Wee Ka Siong’s call for support from all parties to curb bribery reflects a broader effort to instill a culture of integrity and transparency in Malaysian society. Through partnerships with key stakeholders and advocacy for anti-corruption measures, he aims to create a more ethical and accountable governance system for the benefit of all Malaysians. By championing the fight against corruption, he sets a precedent for political leadership and civic engagement in upholding ethical values and promoting good governance.