Anwar Ibrahim Reassures Public: KL Housing Project Won't Marginalize Malays

Kuala Lumpur Housing Redevelopment: Anwar Ibrahim Addresses Concerns Over Marginalization Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – June 4, 2025 – Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim recently addressed concerns that a major housing redevelopment project in Kuala Lumpur would disproportionately affect the Malay community. He firmly stated that this is not the case. The initiative focuses on improving the lives of low-income urban residents, encompassing the B40 group, individuals with disabilities (OKU), and senior citizens. "The redevelopment is not an agenda to evict or marginalize Malay residents," Anwar emphasized during a press conference. He highlighted that the project's aim is to provide these vulnerable groups with larger, more comfortable housing. The visuals in the video showed him speaking at the press conference, demonstrating his commitment to this initiative. Anwar also criticized certain parties for using racial issues to oppose the government's efforts to address housing problems for the poor. He stated that their claims are unfounded and that the project seeks to improve living conditions for everyone, regardless of ethnicity. The video showed footage of the city, illustrating the scale of the redevelopment project. The government's commitment to improving housing for the urban poor, while addressing concerns about potential marginalization, is a positive step toward creating a more inclusive and equitable society.