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3:43pm 30/06/2025
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MCA to decide its direction at annual general assembly in November after compiling resolutions from divisions
Bakri MCA chairman Datuk Christ Lee Ching Yong (right) presents MCA Secretary-General Datuk Chong Sin Woon (left) a fruit basket at Bakri MCA on Sunday night.

MUAR: MCA will decide its party direction at the coming annual general assembly in November after compiling resolutions from all divisions, says MCA Secretary-General Datuk Chong Sin Woon.

The resolutions compiled from MCA divisions would be analysed in-depth, he said.

“The secretariat has compiled up to 90% of resolutions from the divisions. Analysis will be carried out once resolutions from all divisions are collected. We need to understand views from the grassroots on the coming elections,’’ he said.

The proposed resolutions would be tabled at the annual general assembly on Nov 2, he said.

Chong said MCA has to identify its direction especially after the Sabah state election scheduled to be held by the end of the year. There are several state elections on the way too. 

Chong said this at the Bakri MCA division where he was present o officiate the annual general meeting of the division on Sunday night.

The MCA supported the unity government and the Prime Minister for a stable political situation but did not sense unity and harmony, he said.

Delegates gave Chong a negative answer when he asked whether Bakri MCA delegates would want to continue as part of the government.

He urged more MCA grassroots to listen to people’s views and reflect those views in the party channel to gain more support.

“MCA used to be blamed by the people but now messages of thanking MCA are flooding the social media. This proves that if we insist on doing the right thing, people will know,’’ he said.

“It is important for MCA to stay on and contest in elections. People will have a choice to vote,’’ he said.

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