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Malaysia ranked 12th of 163 in 2026 Global Peace Index, reflecting security efforts, says Saifuddin Nasution

RAUB, Nov 1 — Malaysia’s 12th-place ranking among 163 countries in the 2026 Global Peace Index (GPI) reflects the country’s ongoing efforts to maintain safety and security,...

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赛义夫丁·纳苏蒂安表示，马来西亚在2026年全球和平指数中排名163位，反映了安全努力

RAUB, Nov 1 — Malaysia’s 12th-place ranking among 163 countries in the 2026 Global Peace Index (GPI) reflects the country’s ongoing efforts to maintain safety and security, particularly through the work of the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), said Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail.

He said the ranking reflected a secure environment that allowed Malaysians to go about their daily lives in peace and comfort, without undue concern over security threats.

“To maintain this achievement, the government has also established the Independent Police Conduct Commission (IPCC) to further improve the quality of police services.

Our target is to move Malaysia up from 12th to ninth place, with the aim of achieving an even better ranking in the future,” he said at the IPCC’s Santuni Madani programme in Kampung Kela here today.

Saifuddin Nasution said the IPCC played an important role in ensuring that the police force continued to uphold high standards in carrying out its duties.

“Our target is to move Malaysia up from 12th to ninth place, with the aim of achieving an even better ranking in the future,” he said at the IPCC’s Santuni Madani programme in Kampung Kela here today.

“A commission such as this is vital, and in many other countries, similar bodies hold a strong and significant position,” he added.

At the programme, the Home Ministry (KDN), through the IPCC, distributed essential goods and equipment worth RM20,000 to five surau (small prayer halls) and eight families with members who have permanent disabilities in the village.

In a statement, the IPCC said the Santuni Madani programme was part of its efforts to strengthen ties between its leadership and local communities under the One Leader, One Village initiative.

The programme provided an opportunity for direct engagement with residents to better understand their needs and facilitate access to government services, particularly those under the purview of KDN, the statement said.

It also served as a platform to raise public awareness of the IPCC’s functions and role, including among the Orang Asli community.

The IPCC said the participation of various agencies under KDN underscored the importance of an inclusive approach to improving public access to information and government services. — Bernama

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劳勿，11月1日讯——马来西亚内政部长拿督斯里赛夫丁·纳苏蒂安·伊斯梅尔表示，马来西亚在2026年全球和平指数（GPI）中在163个国家中排名第12位，这反映了该国为维护安全所做的持续努力，特别是通过马来西亚皇家警察（PDRM）的工作。

他表示，该排名反映了马来西亚拥有安全的环境，使马来西亚人能够和平舒适地过着日常生活，而无需过度担心安全威胁。

“为了保持这一成就，政府还成立了独立警察行为委员会（IPCC），以进一步提高警察服务的质量。

“我们的目标是将马来西亚的排名从第 12 位提升到第 9 位，并力争在未来取得更好的排名，”他今天在 Kampung Kela 举行的 IPCC Santuni Madani 活动上表示。

赛夫丁·纳苏蒂安表示，独立警察投诉委员会（IPCC）在确保警察部队继续秉持高标准履行职责方面发挥了重要作用。

“我们的目标是将马来西亚的排名从第 12 位提升到第 9 位，并力争在未来取得更好的排名，”他今天在 Kampung Kela 举行的 IPCC Santuni Madani 活动上表示。

“像这样的委员会至关重要，在许多其他国家，类似的机构也占据着重要地位，”他补充道。

在本次活动中，内政部（KDN）通过 IPCC 向村里的五个祈祷室（小型祈祷厅）和八个有永久性残疾成员的家庭分发了价值 20,000 令吉的必需品和设备。

IPCC 在一份声明中表示，Santuni Madani 项目是其在“一个领导人，一个村庄”倡议下加强领导层与当地社区联系的努力的一部分。