Malay Mail Article RatingMarina Ibrahim appointed special officer to oversee Orang Asli welfare in Johor
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56% : "His Majesty has also appointed Marina as the officer responsible for overseeing Orang Asli welfare through YSIJ," he said in his speech at the closing ceremony of the national-level Orang Asli Sports Carnival at the Educity Sports Complex here today.55% : Instead, we will work closely with government agencies, the executive council and the Johor government to improve and safeguard their welfare," she said.
53% : ISKANDAR PUTERI, Sept 6 -- Former Skudai assemblywoman Marina Ibrahim has been appointed as a special officer tasked with overseeing the welfare of the Orang Asli community in Johor.
53% : Hafiz Ghazi said her appointment through the Sultan Ibrahim Johor Foundation (YSIJ) was made with the consent and decree of His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia. "Recently, with the consent and decree of His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, who is also the Sultan of Johor, there is now a new special officer, in addition to Md Israk Abdullah, who is the Rural Development executive councillor overseeing Orang Asli welfare.
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