The Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) president, Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong, has stepped down from his position as Johor Baru division chief after serving the division for 30 years. He has held the role for 15 years, following one other 15 years as the division’s secretary. Wee Ka Siong expressed his perception within the importance of management transition on the divisional stage to make sure the party’s future well-being.
“Today, I am formally resigning from my position at the divisional degree. In less than is with unhappiness as a outcome of I truly have been on this division since I was single and that is the last time I’m speaking (as division leader).”
Wee Ka Siong’s political journey started with the Johor Baru MCA division public complaints bureau, the place he was concerned in helping victims of scam syndicates and mortgage sharks. He later grew to become the division chief. The Johor Baru MCA Division has produced numerous notable leaders, not only at the party level but in addition in the authorities, such as the late Tan Sri Lee San Choon, former MCA president, and the late Datuk Freddie Long, former Johor MCA chairman.
“In that regard, I am confident that the Johor Baru MCA Division will continue to achieve more success sooner or later.”