Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will be calling for a ministers' retreat within the next week to discuss current performances and immediate plans leading to his administration's first 100 days in power.

Responding to an audience member during a diaspora dinner hosted by the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta, on specific targets to be achieved in 100 days, Anwar said there are general plans aimed at delivering a message to members of his administration.

Further specifics will be discussed at a ministers' retreat, he said at the event held in conjunction with his first official visit to Indonesia.

"In one week there will be a ministers' retreat held for the ministers to present their achievements so far.

"At the retreat, they can present their achievements, KPIs (to be met) and future plans," added Anwar.

The Malaysian delegation included Anwar's wife Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, Foreign Minister Zambry Abdul Kadir and International Trades and Industry Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz.

Also seen in attendance was Selangor Mentri Besar Amirudin Shari.

To another question on what can be expected in the upcoming Budget 2023, Anwar quipped that he had in the past tabled eight budgets and so would be well prepared.

"We will take advantage of all the positive elements in the (previous) budget (2023) tabled by Tengku Zafrul," he said.

Earlier in his speech, Anwar stressed the importance of Malaysia charting a new political landscape after the last 15th general election, focusing on addressing elements that threaten democracy, including corruption.