The Selangor government's water restructuring deal with the federal government will, hopefully, be one of the legacies of Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim as the state's administrator.
Speaking to the state civil servants at a monthly assembly this morning, Khalid said since taking over as menteri besar, his main aim has always been to leave behind a legacy as the head of government of the state.
"If I achieve that legacy, I consider myself a success," Khalid said in a 40-minute speech to the civil servants.
"I hope the water restructuring will be part of my legacy, which will return water rights to the people of Selangor," he said.
Khalid also used a Rudyard Kipling poem to subtly illustrate that he still believes in himself, even if others do not believe in him, in order to stay principled in the face adversity and criticism.
[More to follow]
Speaking to the state civil servants at a monthly assembly this morning, Khalid said since taking over as menteri besar, his main aim has always been to leave behind a legacy as the head of government of the state."If I achieve that legacy, I consider myself a success," Khalid said in a 40-minute speech to the civil servants.
"I hope the water restructuring will be part of my legacy, which will return water rights to the people of Selangor," he said.
Khalid also used a Rudyard Kipling poem to subtly illustrate that he still believes in himself, even if others do not believe in him, in order to stay principled in the face adversity and criticism.
[More to follow]
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