Zahid hopes Melaka victory will propel BN's blue wave nationwide

The latest victory would serve as an catalyst for BN to strengthen its ranks, counter political attacks and continue championing the interests of the people.

TASNIM LOKMAN
TASNIM LOKMAN
14 Nov 2026 10:26pm
BN Chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (second, left) together with Tanjung Bidara assemblyman Datuk Seri Dr Ab Rauf Yusoh (left) speaking to the media after celebrating victory in the 16th Melaka State Election (PRN) at the MITC Melaka Hall today. (BERNAMA PHOTO)
BN Chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (second, left) together with Tanjung Bidara assemblyman Datuk Seri Dr Ab Rauf Yusoh (left) speaking to the media after celebrating victory in the 16th Melaka State Election (PRN) at the MITC Melaka Hall today. (BERNAMA PHOTO)

MELAKA – Barisan Nasional (BN) chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has expressed hope that the coalition's victory alongside Perikatan Nasional (PN) in Melaka will strengthen its political momentum and pave the way for a wider 'blue wave' across the country.

Zahid said the latest victory would serve as an catalyst for BN to strengthen its ranks, counter political attacks and continue championing the interests of the people.

"We pray to Allah that this victory will become a source of encouragement for Barisan Nasional to continue strengthening its ranks, counter our opponents' slander and remain steadfast in fighting for the interests of the people.

"Thank you also to our new strategic partner, Perikatan Nasional. May this blue wave continue to spread throughout the country," he said.

He was speaking at the BN Operations Centre at the Melaka International Trade Centre (MITC) following the coalition's unofficial announcement that it had secured 24 of the 28 state seats together with PN.

Zahid's latest remarks follow his earlier campaign declaration that the BN-PN 'Blue Wave' would become a reality on Nov 14.

During the campaign, he described the proposed partnership as a game changer that could reshape Malaysia's political landscape.

Zahid reiterated that both coalitions need to put aside their past differences, strengthen their cooperation in Melaka and use the election as a stepping stone towards a broader national alliance.

In his victory speech, Zahid linked the Melaka result to a wider political momentum, referencing developments in Johor, Negeri Sembilan and Pahang before describing Melaka as another state where the blue development agenda had gained strength.

The result could provide both coalitions with renewed confidence in their political cooperation as they look towards future national electoral contests.

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