5.1.8
Core Value 8: People’s Security
The proliferation of ideas as well as the global security environment has
brought about the transition from a state-centric security to a peoplecentric security approach. The prosperity, welfare and rights of Malaysian
citizens entrenched in the Federal Constitution must be protected and
guaranteed by the Government. At the same time, the nation’s rights must
also be embraced and upheld by the people with full patriotic fervour and
the sense of responsibility towards national security and sovereignty.
5.1.9
Core Value 9: International Recognition
The pragmatic, principled and neutral attitude adopted by Malaysia has
thus far gained recognition and afforded continued economic, political and
security cooperation from the major powers, both regionally and
internationally. Bilateral and multilateral diplomatic strategies that are
comprehensively formulated, supported by the implementation of a
consistent foreign relations policy since independence, have created a
positive image for Malaysia at the international level, and avoid
interference from foreign powers in its administration and internal affairs
as well as guaranteed the continued recognition of its sovereignty and
interests.
6.
PRIMARY STRATEGIES
In order to maintain and protect the National Core Values, several key strategies would
necessitate implementation. These strategies are as follows:
6.1
Strategy 1: Uphold the Federal Constitution
Enhance appreciation and respect for, as well as upholding the principles in the
Federal Constitution for the interest of national stability and prosperity.
6.2
Strategy 2: Maintain Territorial Sovereignty
Improve security measures over Malaysian territory including its strategic land,
maritime and aerospace domains in order to protect, defend as well as strengthen
its sovereignty against any threat.
6.3
Strategy 3: Strengthen Territorial Integrity
Strengthen territorial integrity and defend areas subjected to overlapping claims,
whether maritime, land or air, by all means including its legality, conduct
surveillance and patrol over the disputed areas to ensure territorial integrity and
to prevent the loss of such territories in future should matters be brought for
international adjudication.
6.4
Strategy 4: Enhance Defence and Security Capacity and Preparedness
Enhance defence and national security through capacity building and
preparedness. This empowerment is to balance the capacity to defend and
maintain regional security and act as a deterrent against foreign intervention of
the country’s affairs. The defence industry as well as defence and security
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