Khaled Nordin Urges Malay Unity, Says New Political Party Is Not the Answer
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 21, 2026 – Mohamed Khaled Nordin, vice-president of the United Malays National Organisation, said strengthening unity among Malays should be the priority rather than forming a new political party amid the ongoing crisis in Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia.
He said establishing another party could further divide the community.
Instead, efforts should focus on consolidating existing political strength.
He emphasized that unity is essential.
Bersatu turmoil highlights political challenges
Khaled said the internal issues within Bersatu reflect the challenges faced by newer political parties.
He noted that leadership disputes can weaken stability.
He said political focus should remain on addressing national issues.
UMNO open to returning members
He also said UMNO is open to accepting former members who wish to return.
He said unity must come first.
He stressed that political strength depends on unity.
Political landscape affected by Bersatu crisis
Khaled acknowledged that the situation has affected political dynamics.
It has also drawn attention from observers.
The crisis has led to speculation.
Election decisions depend on leadership
He said decisions on state elections will depend on party leadership.
Various factors must be considered.
He emphasized the importance of stability.
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