Definition
MADANI is a synthesis of the Malaysian style, combining existing practices with new methods designed to deal with new issues and uncertainties.
MADANI’s six core values are broken down into an interrelated and integrated framework of policies and philosophies, with each reinforcing the others.
MADANI was inspired based on the concept of willingness to accept change, taking into account the suggestions of all levels of society with the desire for recovery through substantive reforms for the sake of a more advanced and prosperous Malaysia.
Sustainability
Balanced quality of life based on Malaysia’s unique image build on local knowledge and wisdom.
Well-being
Economic, social and environmental sustainability through knowledge culture and diversity of views.
Creativity
Renewal and empowerment of human capital to embody human creativity.
Respect
Courteous behavior to the richness of tradition, celebrating pluralism and celebrating differences in worldviews.
Confidence
Bringing hope to changes along with the attitude of trust in making changes towards good.
Courtesy
Compassion for the fate of all parties through the act of humanitarian empowerment.
