How will PH use the manifesto to modernise Johor?

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PH will modernise Johor by using the ‘Johor Untuk Semua’ manifesto as a roadmap built around five policy pillars and ten pledges
Pakatan Harapan (PH) unveiled its Johor election manifesto, ‘Johor Untuk Semua’, framing it as a modernisation blueprint meant to secure the state’s future. PH says the plan is anchored by five core pillars—sustainable employment, affordable housing, general prosperity, and a government defined by integrity—paired with programmes, incentives and aid to attract and retain top talent in Johor.
The five pillars PH says will drive modernisation
PH’s manifesto is structured around five pillars: sustainable employment, affordable housing, general prosperity, and a government defined by integrity. The coalition links these pillars to a wider push to modernise Johor and secure its future through state-level programmes and support.
Programmes, incentives and aid aimed at talent within Johor
PH says it will revitalise Johor by introducing a suite of programmes, incentives and aid. The stated purpose is to attract and retain top talent within the state, tying the modernisation effort to how people and skills are supported locally.
Ten key pledges were outlined for the people of Johor
Alongside the five pillars, PH has outlined ten key pledges for the people of Johor. The launch materials do not provide the details of these pledges in the available information, but they are presented as part of the manifesto’s overall framework.
PH leaders described the manifesto as a roadmap, not just an election promise
PKR vice-president Maszlee Malik characterised the manifesto as a pragmatic implementation plan rather than a purely political promise. Speaking at the launch at the New York Hotel on Jalan Datuk Abdullah Tahir, he said the manifesto is “not an election document, rather it is a roadmap to make Johor successful,” and that it reflects the hopes of Johoreans “irrespective of background and age.” The event was officiated by PH Johor state election director Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari, joined by coalition leaders Aminolhuda Hassan, Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa, and Teo Nie Ching.

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