Pahang govt cuts red tape to serve the people better, says Wan Rosdy
The state administration was committed to reducing bureaucracy and improving service delivery through a more people-centred approach.
KUANTAN - The Pahang government is taking proactive measures to make it easier and more convenient for the public to handle official matters.
Pahang Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Wan Rosdy Wan Ismail said the state administration was committed to reducing bureaucracy and improving service delivery through a more people-centred approach.
He emphasised that the government’s primary role was to act as a facilitator, ensuring that interactions with the state ran smoothly and efficiently for all.
“As a government, we act as a facilitator. We make it easier for the people to come to Pahang. We reduce bureaucracy and give the best service,” he said during the Town Hall Rakyat programme organised by Sinar Harian at Dewan Datuk Seri Abdul Manan Ismail, here, on Tuesday.
Among the initiatives introduced by the state government, Wan Rosdy said, was the creation of temporary rest and service (R&R) areas to accommodate travellers returning home during festive seasons.
He added that while it was not officially the state government’s responsibility, the initiative was carried out for the comfort and convenience of the public.
“For example, during festive holidays, people travelling back to Kelantan or Pahang sometimes find there are no places to stop. At least they can stop to use the toilet, change their children’s nappies and perform prayers. We do this because we care and are sincere,” he said.
On the government’s administrative success, Wan Rosdy emphasised the importance of unity among civil servants, local leaders and the people.
“We must be united in our hearts to develop Pahang and we have no other choice,” he said.
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