PAS secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan announced that leaders from all four component parties have agreed to attend the session at PAS headquarters in Kuala Lumpur.
The primary agenda includes approving Muhyiddin Yassin’s resignation and immediately appointing his successor.
The chairmanship has remained vacant since January 1, when Muhyiddin stepped down from the position.
The coalition comprises PAS, Bersatu, Gerakan, and the Malaysian Indian People’s Party.
Confirmed attendance and neutrality measures
Takiyuddin, who is also the Kota Bharu member of Parliament, shared the update after visiting Gabungan Pertubuhan Tiong Hoa Datuk Oie Poh Choon.
He confirmed that Muhyiddin himself, along with PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang, will be present.
To maintain impartiality, one of PN’s three deputy chairmen will preside over the meeting.
“After nearly two months, we hope this issue can finally be resolved,” Takiyuddin said.
Addressing speculation and consensus
When asked about rumours that he might succeed Hamzah Zainudin as opposition leader, Takiyuddin replied that no decision has been reached.
“Any opposition MP can be appointed. There is no final decision yet, and PAS central leadership will discuss the matter,” he explained.
On claims that PAS was pushing too eagerly to lead PN, Takiyuddin emphasised that consensus had been achieved among all parties.
“Previously, there were claims that some parties were uncomfortable with PAS taking the lead, but at the final level, all parties have agreed,” he added.
