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Wong (fourth left front) leads the rallying call to the conference. From left to right, Ranum, Tiong, Dr. Jerip, Lo, Johnichal, Lee and Lau.
SIBU: The United People's Party (UPP) will carefully consider nominating and name-changing proposals, said President Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh.
He says that central management believes that such a step should not be taken hastily.
"If we accept the delegates, we will set up a working group to examine the proposal to change the name of our party, new logo.If necessary, we can convene a special conference of the special delegates to make the decision" he said at the second UPP triennial conference yesterday.
Wong explained that the party was based on the racial makeup of Sarawak. To be effective politically.
"Whether the UPP or subsequently a changed entity, we will always make the multiracial principle the strength of our party and we will always condemn chauvinism and parochialism. We will nurture a united front of all races in our party, "he said.
Wong said the UPP could be modestly proud of its achievements since its inception.
"Indeed, it is not an exaggeration to say that we have acquired" We, UPP, would like to pledge our full support to the newly formed Sarawak (GPS) Gabungan Party under the direction of (the Chief Minister) Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari (Tun Openg)
"Recently, our five YB and Secretary General George Lo met with him and talked about the role of the UPP and the direction we are going to take. on behalf of the UPP, to thank our Chief Minister for his guidance and understanding, "he said.
He also pledged UPP support to efforts to recovering what is due to Sarawak, especially the oil and gas resources 19659003] "We, UPP, would also like to appeal to the federal leadership to consider favorably giving back to the state the rights that are due," he said. said.
Wong said that he also met Premier Tun Dr. Mahathir Moh amad and delivered a congratulatory letter, which assured him of the UPP's support and cooperation with Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Dr. Mahathir's nation-building efforts.
At a press conference, Lo said that the UPP was planning further with the protocol agreement with the Sarawak Unified People's Party (SUPP).
"Our rebranding exercise will focus on the multiracial character and will move away from the context that we are a party based in China," he said. 19659003
"The change of name will require the amendment of the constitution of our party, which will require a special conference of delegates."
"We hope that the working group will be able to return to the conference of delegates in about six months," he said, adding that the presidential council including himself and the five UPP would be part of the working group.
On the question of whether the party would join the GPS, we do not know the structure and configuration of the GPS.
"There is no official invitation from the GPS, so we keep our options open.We remain as an independent party."
Among the presents was Vice President Datuk Dr. Jerip Susil ; Senior Vice Presidents Datuk Tiong Thai King, Ranum Mina, Datuk Janet Lau and Dr. Johnichal Rayong Ngipa; and the Deputy Executive Advisor, Central Women, Suzanne Lee.
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