Anwar said that in any system, there must be a desire to bring about change. theSun theSundaily Anwar changes system culture civilservants
: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today called on the Cabinet and civil servants to emerge from their culture of contentment and earnestly implement changes in the national administration.
“The system has been consolidated for decades but there must be humility to acknowledge ... there are strengths but when we have new people, there must be a desire to bring change ... we must not allow the culture of contentment to bog us down,“ he said. “The most important thing is for the country to be politically stable, clear in its direction and strong in the desire to bring change to restore its dignity,“ he said.
“Recently, we called for more aggressive action to be taken to overcome the shortage of foreign workers in the plantation industry, manufacturing and other sectors.
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