King returns home after four-day state visit to China
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia returned to Malaysia today, concluding a four-day state visit to China from Sept 19.
The special aircraft carrying Sultan Ibrahim took off from the Official Terminal of Beijing Capital Airport at 9.28 am.
At the airport to bid farewell were Transport Minister Anthony Loke; Foreign Ministry secretary-general Amran Mohamed Zin; and Malaysia's Ambassador to China Norman Muhamad.
Video source: Jabatan Penerangan Malaysia
Tahniah, demi negara Agong turut mencari pelaburan utk negara. Terbaik.
Samputan yg tertinggi pihak china
Agong PMX and people of MYS.. terus Maju.. terbaik
Successful working trip ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nice
You look beautiful, Ibrahim ☺️💕💖🌺 pink suit you well
Pasti puas hati , sudah terima BANYAK ! Malaysia dan Cina , MAKMUR DAN MAJU ! 5000 tahun !
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Our King wear the coat very nice colour 😊
Ampun tuanku, MH should consider COMAC into it's fleet
Color pesawat Agong tu pon mcm exclusive. Mesti mahal.
Kesian kat cameraman.. dah position elok2 kena block pulak.. bertabahlah
Malaysia akan beli Comac daripada Boeing?
Wow! The YMMYDPT Agung flew back in a COMAC C919.
The King returns to fulfill Tunku's dream,
The Vision and Dream of Tunku Abdul Rahman, the Father of Independence.
“in an independent Malaya all nationals should be accorded equal rights, privileges and opportunities and there must not be discrimination on grounds of race and creed …”… source Report of the Federation of Malaya Constitutional Commission, 1957
Special Position of Indigenous Races
160. As we have recorded earlier, native witnesses in both Sarawak and North Borneo asked that, in the matter of special privileges and opportunities, they should be put in a position analogous to that of the Malays in the Federation of Malaya. The Chinese, while opposing any suggestion that this privileged position should be written into the Constitution, agreed that in practice the native races should be given, at least for a period of years until they reached a more competitive level, the favoured treatment which they have in fact enjoyed under the Colonial Government.
161. We find this a difficult problem and various differing views have been expressed in our discussions of it. One of us feels that Malaysia as a whole would be better without constitutional provisions of this kind and that in so far as the Borneo territories are concerned, they are in contradiction with the policy of equal opportunity for all races, which has been the basis of British policy since the war, and that they are not in the best interests of racial harmony or of the natives themselves, who would more easily be spurred to competitive effort without constitutional preferences. Me believes that better opportunities rather than privileges are required by the indigenous people of the Borneo territories.
162. The other British member considers that in the light of the existing provisions relating to Malays in Malaya, the native races in the Borneo territories could not be given less favourable treatment, and recommends therefore that they should be given analogous treatment to the Malays in Malaya, provided it is understood that these provisions are not a permanent feature of the Federal Constitution.
163. If a decision is taken that the provisions in the existing Federation of Malaya Constitution in this regard should apply to the natives of Borneo, we recommend that the question should be reviewed after 10 years in the light of the progress made by the native races. We further recommend that the provisions should apply to those citizens who are regarded as natives within the meaning of the Interpretation (Definition of Native) Ordinance of North Bonieo (see Appendix D) and in the case of Sarawak those who are regarded as natives within the meaning of Section 3 of the Interpretation Ordinance, 1953 (see Appendix D). We recommend that the Ordinances in the two territories should be examined with the object of bringing them into line. it is to be noted that the provisions in the existing Federation of Malaya Constitution apply to Federal matters only unless State Legislatures decide to adopt similar provisions for State matters. We recommend that the some distinction should apply in respect of the Borneo territories.
164. We agree with our Malayan colleagues that an Advisory Board, as recommended by them in paragraph 190(h), will be required to advise on the interpretation and administration of this complex and thorny subject.
Source:
Report of the Commission of Enquiry, North Borneo and Sarawak, 1962/CHAPTER 4/Anthony Abell and David Watherston
Sure next Yr LIMA ,comac 919 will be at the show !!
Wayang show
Agong's special johor addition ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Kos sara hidup masih tinggi. Rakyat sengsara…..
Berapa hari dah ko tak makan?
@@amminabdullah5988 u tgk la byk dalam rumah PPR , kampung , desa , dll , baru ko cakap.
Beli Comac C919 from China
Malaysia should request a part in the assembly of C919, may be another join venture like first national car project. This will propel our aerospace industry a big step forward,
You need to be brave and develop your own stuff. Nobody will carry your country for you.
Malaysia Agong is great and the trip is successful but shouldn't allow the transport minister to follow as he is well known for his inefficiency in handling the simple VEP.
苏丹去中国很多馬來呱呱呱叫o
Borrow money trip … China loan shark 😂
haters always jelousy..... Western media 👎👎👎👎👎👎
8:50 whats up dude
Non beneficial news
What he brings home from China.
apa apa pon takda