Malaysian Parliament to debate Tabung Haji strategy and MA63 rights

The Malaysian Parliament is set to discuss several key issues during the first day of its third meeting for the fifth session of the 15th Parliament. A primary focus is the government's strategy to diversify the investment portfolio and strengthen the risk management framework of Tabung Haji (TH) to ensure the fund's sustainability for Hajj pilgrims.

Other significant matters on the agenda include:

• Safety of Malaysians abroad, with inquiries regarding the tightening of registration systems for citizens traveling to high-risk destinations. • Food security and the reduction of food imports, which exceeded RM90 billion in 2025. • The status of repealing the Universities and University Colleges Act (AUKU) 1971. • Negotiations between the Federal Government and the Sarawak Government regarding state rights under the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63), specifically concerning oil and gas regulatory powers.