ASEAN firmly believes in regional cooperation as a means to achieve greater prosperity and stability for our region.
Prime Minister of Malaysia from 1981 to 2003 and 2018 to 2020
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Malaysia's longest-serving prime minister — 24 years across two separate terms, four decades apart. At 100, he remains the country's most polarising elder statesman: credited with dragging an economy into the modern era, accused of crushing dissent to do it.
Born in Alor Setar in 1925, Mahathir trained as a physician before entering parliament in 1964, lost his seat in 1969, clashed with the prime minister, and was expelled from UMNO. He wrote The Malay Dilemma in 1970, returned to parliament, climbed through education and trade ministries, and became prime minister in 1981. Over 22 years he oversaw privatisation, built the North–South Expressway and Kuala Lumpur City Centre, steered Malaysia through the 1997 Asian financial crisis with capital controls that defied the IMF, and won five straight elections. His government detained activists under O…
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ASEAN firmly believes in regional cooperation as a means to achieve greater prosperity and stability for our region.
We have the potential to develop a wide variety of attractions within our region and these can indeed be promoted among our own people as well as among international visitors.
Let us put our heads together to evolve ways and means to develop the tourist industry in the ASEAN region.
The dadah problem in a sinister way is very democratic in that it does not discriminate against religion, racial descent, or socio-economic background of a person.
Malaysia comprehends the magnitude of the dadah problem. We have accordingly designated it as a security problem.
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