M'sian envoy to 'enlighten' Tempo about Najib
Published: Apr 23, 2015 12:29 PM | Updated: Apr 23, 2015 12:54 PM
Malaysia Ambassador to Indonesia Zahrain Mohamed Hashim said he will meet with the editors of Tempo magazine to brief them on Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's background.
This is after the popular Indonesian current affairs magazine published an feature article about Najib and his wife Rosmah Mansor's lavish lifestyle.
This is after the popular Indonesian current affairs magazine published an feature article about Najib and his wife Rosmah Mansor's lavish lifestyle.
Malaysia Ambassador to Indonesia Zahrain Mohamed Hashim said he will meet with the editors of
Tempo
magazine to brief them on Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's background.
This is after the popular Indonesian current affairs magazine published an feature article about Najib and his wife Rosmah Mansor's ( pix ) lavish lifestyle.
"I see Tempo wrote the article based on facts from other sources including the foreign media. These facts are incorrect.
"So I want to inform them of the right facts about our prime minister including his background," Zahrain told a press conference in Bandung yesterday, according to local Maly daily, Harian Metro .
Likewise, Zahrain said he will also be meeting with Indonesia's journalists association.
This, he said, was to provide them with explanations of the right facts so as to prevent a repeat of Tempo 's article.
Zahrain's press conference was to announce Najib's schedule when he arrives in Bandung today for a two-day working visit.
He will attend the 60th anniversary celebrations of the Asia-Africa Conference and the 10th anniversary of the New Strategic Asian-African Partnership.
This is after the popular Indonesian current affairs magazine published an feature article about Najib and his wife Rosmah Mansor's ( pix ) lavish lifestyle.
"I see Tempo wrote the article based on facts from other sources including the foreign media. These facts are incorrect.
"So I want to inform them of the right facts about our prime minister including his background," Zahrain told a press conference in Bandung yesterday, according to local Maly daily, Harian Metro .
Likewise, Zahrain said he will also be meeting with Indonesia's journalists association.
This, he said, was to provide them with explanations of the right facts so as to prevent a repeat of Tempo 's article.
Zahrain's press conference was to announce Najib's schedule when he arrives in Bandung today for a two-day working visit.
He will attend the 60th anniversary celebrations of the Asia-Africa Conference and the 10th anniversary of the New Strategic Asian-African Partnership.
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