Dr Zaliha Mustafa discusses the Confidence and Supply Agreement in Malaysia.

CSA Expected to Strengthen Political Stability in Malaysia – Dr Zaliha

PUTRAJAYA, Oct 30 – The Confidence and Supply Agreement (CSA) between the MADANI Government and 13 lawmakers is expected to strengthen political stability in Malaysia.

Sekijang MP Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa said the agreement would help the government continue its development plans.

It would also support Budget 2027 and ongoing institutional reforms.

She said political stability was important as countries faced growing global economic challenges.

In a social media post, Dr Zaliha said political differences should not prevent cooperation on national issues.

CSA to Support Budget 2027

Dr Zaliha chairs the MADANI Government Backbenchers Club.

She said the agreement could give the government greater certainty in carrying out its plans.

She also hoped MPs would focus on their responsibilities. This would help ensure that government policies and budget allocations benefited the public.

13 MPs Sign Agreement with MADANI Government

The agreement was signed on Oct 29 between the MADANI Government and 13 lawmakers.

The group includes six Bersatu MPs led by party president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

It also includes Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman and six independent MPs.

These independent MPs had previously declared their support for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

Under the agreement, the participating lawmakers have committed to supporting the government until the current parliamentary term ends.

The agreement also covers institutional reforms and equal constituency development allocations for the participating MPs.

Political Stability Remains a Priority

Dr Zaliha said political differences should not stop lawmakers from working together.

She added that political stability was about more than forming a government.

It also meant ensuring that national development could continue without disruption from political disputes.

She expressed hope that the agreement would strengthen public confidence.

Source: BERNAMA 

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