PBK remains open to working with any local opposition party or non-GPS political party and NGOs in any election, provided that they share our political aspirations for Sarawak to be prosperous and an independent and sovereign nation.

Throughout this struggle, PBK has faced difficulties and disappointments, particularly when trust and mutual commitments have not been honoured. The presidents of five local political parties had previously reached an understanding that they would not poach one another’s members, invite members from other parties to cross over, or accept such crossovers.

 Unfortunately, these commitments have not been consistently upheld by other parties. This has made cooperation more challenging and has undermined the trust necessary to build a united political front.

PBK understands that  PSB had its own reasons for dissolving the party and returning to GPS. Ultimately, every political party must make its own decisions and be accountable for the choices it makes.

As Sarawak approaches the 13th State Election, the fundamental question remains: how can the opposition and other political parties that share our aspirations work together effectively while maintaining their principles, credibility and commitment to Sarawak’s future?

*The decision ultimately rests with the people of Sarawak.* Voters will judge for themselves which political parties, approaches and leadership they believe can best represent their aspirations and determine the future direction of Sarawak.

For PBK, our commitment to Sarawak’s political aspirations remains unchanged. We believe that any meaningful cooperation must be built on mutual respect, trust, integrity and a shared vision for Sarawak.

VOON LEE SHAN
PRESIDENT
PARTI BUMI KENYALANG