In front of the party leaders in Malaysia until two o’clock in the afternoon tomorrow, Monday, to inform the king of the country of their choice of the Prime Minister and the ruling coalition, after the elections, yesterday, Saturday, that resulted in the first suspended parliament in the country.
The “Bloomberg” news agency reported that the National Palace said in a statement today, Sunday, that the king’s decision regarding the new government and the appointment of the Prime Minister will be final.
Anwar Ibrahim’s “Pakatan Haraaban” alliance obtained the largest number of parliamentary seats, which amounted to 82 out of 220 seats, in a vote yesterday, while the former Prime Minister Mohiuddin Yassin “Brecelan Nacional”, who received 73 seats.
Parisan Nacional, led by Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaqoub, won 30 seats, as the gambling of early elections failed.
Any coalition needs 111 seats to form a majority, while sub -elections for two electoral departments will be held later.
Anwar said, during press conferences early in the morning, that he had sufficient support from other allies to bypass the threshold of formation of anecdotal, while Muhyiddin said that he would speak to the parties on the island of “Borneo” to achieve this goal..
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