Malaysia's Anwar to Test Majority With Parliament Vote

Anwar Ibrahim faces challenges as Malaysia's new Prime Minister after a political deadlock. Despite former premier Muhidin Yasin's claims of majority support, the King declared Anwar as Prime Minister. Anwar's coalition includes various political groups, and he declared a public holiday. The economy, a key voter concern, shows signs of recovery, but challenges remain. Anwar plans to present his budget in December, with markets reacting positively to his leadership.

What was the main challenge Anwar Ibrahim faced in proving his majority support?

• Gaining the King's approval

• Securing 115 signed declarations

• Forming a coalition with regional parties

• Winning the public's trust

What significant event did Anwar Ibrahim declare after becoming Prime Minister?

• A national election

• A public holiday

• A new economic policy

• A cabinet reshuffle

How long did Anwar Ibrahim say it took him to become Malaysia's leader?

• 30 years

• 15 years

• 20 years

• 24 years

What was the market's reaction to Anwar Ibrahim's appointment as Prime Minister?

• A rise in sin stocks

• A decrease in voter turnout

• A decline in stock prices

• A drop in the ringgit

What is the expected economic growth in Malaysia for 2023 compared to the current year?

• Unchanged from 2022

• Equal to 7%

• Lower than 7%

• Higher than 7%