Tuan Izawi mempengerusikan mesyuarat
Ahli Ahli Mesyuarat
Ahli Ahli Mesyuarat
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Sunday, March 11, 2012
At the OCM Annual Conference-Developing the Capacity of National Sports Associations (NSAs)
Datuk Naim Mohamad and some of the participants at the Conference
YB Dato Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek, Minister of Youth and Sports listening to YAM Tan Sri Tengku Imran
Friday, March 9, 2012
Monday, March 5, 2012
BN can reclaim lost States says DAIM
By MAZLINDA MAHMOOD AND AKIL YUNUS
KUALA LUMPUR
Barisan in a better shape to face general election under Najib's good leadership, says top veteran
Former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin says Barisan Nasional should not be distracted by the antics of the opposition.
WITH the right strategy, Barisan Nasional (BN) stands a good chance of reclaiming Pakatan Rakyat-led states and retaining control of the other states in the next general election, said former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin.
In an interview published in Mingguan Malaysia, Daim viewed favourably the management of the economy and the transformation programmes introduced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
He said BN was in a better shape to face the general election.
"I think Pakatan's most tragic mistake in Selangor was the way it handled Datuk Dr Hasan Ali's issue. There was no warning or show-cause letter, and he was immediately red-carded.
"Both Pas and Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) could not deny Umno's argument that the decision was influenced by DAP, which is uncomfortable with Dr Hasan."
The long-serving Umno treasurer spoke about his friendship with opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
He said Anwar's PKR was built on notions of "conspiracy and fitnah (slander)".
On his friendship with Anwar, Daim said the former deputy prime minister turned against him after his (Anwar's) exit from the cabinet. He added that Anwar made him one of the scapegoats.
Daim said he believed PKR's window to gain support based on the concept of "conspiracy and fitnah" had closed.
In terms of leadership qualities and character, Daim said Najib had triumphed over Anwar.
"Najib has been tested with the toughest trials and tribulations, and he is now ready to take the country forward.
"The most important issue is whether BN is ready to move forward with him".
He said Najib had been honed with leadership qualities since he was elected to Parliament in 1976.
Daim added that BN should not be distracted by the antics of Anwar. He said the task of outwitting Anwar should be left to the younger leaders so that the top leaders could focus on governing.
He said Anwar's biggest aim was to distract the government, and BN should not play to his tune.
"His acquittal will, in the long run, help Umno and BN attain great results in the 13th general election as it denounces his main excuse to blame the government.
"Anwar has degraded some of the country's major institutions like the judiciary, police and government, which are vital for the creation of a civil society.
"If you subscribe to his logic, it means you are allowed to break traffic rules because police are corrupt, and it is all right to live in a state of anarchy because he says the police and the judiciary are not trustworthy."
As for the dynamics of the general election, Daim said BN must look for a new candidate in Selangor with the right academic qualifications to attract the growing middle class in old university towns like Shah Alam, Bangi, Serdang and campus areas like Gombak, Sunway and Damansara.
"Old politics will not regain Selangor."
He said among the concerns of the urban population in Selangor and Federal Territories were access to quality education, comfortable homes and security.
Daim said Kelantan was not a lost cause, provided there was no in-fighting in the Pas stronghold.
"Kelantan has a natural leader in Tok Pa (Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed).
"He is a gentleman who works 18 hours a day and returns to work the next day early in the morning. These are the qualities of a leader the people look for.
"I have never heard of Pas saying anything bad about him. He is a threat to Kelantan Menteri Besar Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat.
"Infighting was what failed Umno there in the past."
In Terengganu, he said, the state leaders must cast aside their differences.
"I don't think (Pas president) Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang is the best candidate. Umno's candidate is more dynamic.
"Umno must stay united so that the voters will vote for them."
As for Kedah, he said, Pas had failed to bring about significant development. Due to the current power struggle in the Pas-led state, he said there was a good chance for BN to reclaim the state by offering new blood with new leadership style.
Daim admitted that Penang would be an uphill battle for BN despite Najib's growing popularity.
He said a good strategy was that BN must continue to focus on economic development, providing better housing, world-class public transport and world-class universities.
KUALA LUMPUR
Barisan in a better shape to face general election under Najib's good leadership, says top veteran
Former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin says Barisan Nasional should not be distracted by the antics of the opposition.
WITH the right strategy, Barisan Nasional (BN) stands a good chance of reclaiming Pakatan Rakyat-led states and retaining control of the other states in the next general election, said former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin.
In an interview published in Mingguan Malaysia, Daim viewed favourably the management of the economy and the transformation programmes introduced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
He said BN was in a better shape to face the general election.
"I think Pakatan's most tragic mistake in Selangor was the way it handled Datuk Dr Hasan Ali's issue. There was no warning or show-cause letter, and he was immediately red-carded.
"Both Pas and Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) could not deny Umno's argument that the decision was influenced by DAP, which is uncomfortable with Dr Hasan."
The long-serving Umno treasurer spoke about his friendship with opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
He said Anwar's PKR was built on notions of "conspiracy and fitnah (slander)".
On his friendship with Anwar, Daim said the former deputy prime minister turned against him after his (Anwar's) exit from the cabinet. He added that Anwar made him one of the scapegoats.
Daim said he believed PKR's window to gain support based on the concept of "conspiracy and fitnah" had closed.
In terms of leadership qualities and character, Daim said Najib had triumphed over Anwar.
"Najib has been tested with the toughest trials and tribulations, and he is now ready to take the country forward.
"The most important issue is whether BN is ready to move forward with him".
He said Najib had been honed with leadership qualities since he was elected to Parliament in 1976.
Daim added that BN should not be distracted by the antics of Anwar. He said the task of outwitting Anwar should be left to the younger leaders so that the top leaders could focus on governing.
He said Anwar's biggest aim was to distract the government, and BN should not play to his tune.
"His acquittal will, in the long run, help Umno and BN attain great results in the 13th general election as it denounces his main excuse to blame the government.
"Anwar has degraded some of the country's major institutions like the judiciary, police and government, which are vital for the creation of a civil society.
"If you subscribe to his logic, it means you are allowed to break traffic rules because police are corrupt, and it is all right to live in a state of anarchy because he says the police and the judiciary are not trustworthy."
As for the dynamics of the general election, Daim said BN must look for a new candidate in Selangor with the right academic qualifications to attract the growing middle class in old university towns like Shah Alam, Bangi, Serdang and campus areas like Gombak, Sunway and Damansara.
"Old politics will not regain Selangor."
He said among the concerns of the urban population in Selangor and Federal Territories were access to quality education, comfortable homes and security.
Daim said Kelantan was not a lost cause, provided there was no in-fighting in the Pas stronghold.
"Kelantan has a natural leader in Tok Pa (Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed).
"He is a gentleman who works 18 hours a day and returns to work the next day early in the morning. These are the qualities of a leader the people look for.
"I have never heard of Pas saying anything bad about him. He is a threat to Kelantan Menteri Besar Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat.
"Infighting was what failed Umno there in the past."
In Terengganu, he said, the state leaders must cast aside their differences.
"I don't think (Pas president) Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang is the best candidate. Umno's candidate is more dynamic.
"Umno must stay united so that the voters will vote for them."
As for Kedah, he said, Pas had failed to bring about significant development. Due to the current power struggle in the Pas-led state, he said there was a good chance for BN to reclaim the state by offering new blood with new leadership style.
Daim admitted that Penang would be an uphill battle for BN despite Najib's growing popularity.
He said a good strategy was that BN must continue to focus on economic development, providing better housing, world-class public transport and world-class universities.
Bersama Dato Mohid Mohamed dan YB Dato Seri Shahidan Kassim
Dari kiri: Y Bhg Dato Mohid Mohamed, Datuk Naim Mohamad dan YB Dato Seri Shahidan
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Sarawak Cyclefest Promotion at Piccolo Jalan Bukit Bintang, KL.
Mr Koh Sze Min of Borneo Tours, Mdm Suzianna of Piccolo Hotel Datuk Naim and Piccolo Staff
Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
Sarawak Cyclefest promotion on the monitor at Piccolo Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Pelancaran ALAM oleh MOHRAM
From left: Hani Arjob, Mohd Halim Marican, Tan Sri Kadir, Mohar, Ramli, Dato Seri Kayveas, Mohd Khomsa Chik dan Datuk Naim Mohamad
Datuk Naim Mohamad menanda tangani plaque kenangan pelancaran ALAM
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Bintang Jasa Belia
YAB Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam menyampaikan Anugerah Bintang Jasa Belia kepada Naim.
Naim dengan Bintang Jasa Belia dan Sijil
Naim bersama pimpinan belia Kota Melaka
Friday, December 23, 2011
Memoirs of the 26th Indonesian SEA GAMES as the CdM for Malaysia
11hb
November hingga 22hb November, 2011.
Flag Handing over Ceremony
Taking the Oath ceremony
Hello, Pertandingan akhir Bolasepak SEA
Games ke 26 diantara Malaysia dan Indonesia malam ini di Gelora Bung Karno
Stadium, mana patut kita diberi lebih kurang 100 tiket sahaja, sementara
penyokong dan penonton Indonesia dianggarkan 100,000 orang. Walau bagaimana
pun, pastikan penonton kita dijamin keselamatan mereka, Saya yakin dan percaya
Malaysia akan menang.
Malaysian Gold medal in Archery
Malaysian Gold Medal in Cycling
SEA Games 26th Indonesia, CDM's brief report
The
26th SEA Games was held in Indonesia from 11th to 22nd
November 2011 at three main cities, Palembang, the Host City, Jakarta, and West
Java, the supporting cities. There was a
total of 43 sports with 5 disciplines in Aquatics, 3 disciplines in Cycling, 2
disciplines of Gymnastics and 2 disciplines in Volleyball. The 43 sports
comprised a total of 554 events.
All
the 11 member NOCs of the SEA Games participated in the 26th SEA
Games with a total of 5,219 athletes,
2,445 team officials, and 192 extra team official. Indonesia had the largest
contingent with 1.091 athletes, 542 team officials and 103 extra team
officials, while Brunei Darussalam has the smallest contingent with 64 athletes
and 41 team officials.
The
Malaysian Contingent comprised 372 male athletes and 235 female athletes making
a total of 607athletes, out of which 352 athletes are in Category A and 255 are
in Category B, 196 male officials and 19 female officials making a total of 215 team officials (excluding CDM and
supporting staff), out of which 139
officials are in Category A and 70 are in Category B. Tragedy struck the
Malaysian contingent on the 9th November,2011 at 6 pm Malaysian time as one of
the officials, Harun Osman, passed away after a heart attack. He was on duty at
the airport in Palembang welcoming the
Malaysian delegates when he collapsed.
It was later confirmed that he had suffered a heart attack.
The
Contingent won 59 gold medals, 50
silver medals and 81 bronze medals to finish in 4th position based
on gold medal tally, surpassing both the NSC’s target of 45 gold medals, OCM’s
target of 55 gold medals and one short of the NSAs’ target of 60 gold
medals. The performance of the
Malaysian Contingent was truly outstanding.
Out
of the 39 sports, the Malaysian Contingent participated in, 13 sports won gold
medals. The four disciplines of Aquatics, namely Diving won 7 gold medals,
Synchronized Swimming won 5 gold medals, Swimming won 5 gold medals and Open
Water Swimming won 2 gold medals. Track
Cycling won 7 gold medals, Athletics won 6 gold medals and Tenpin Bowling won 5
gold medals were also very outstanding.
Karate with 4 gold medals, Water Ski with 4 gold medals, Pencak Silat
and Wushu, each winning 3 gold medals, Archery, Fencing and Shooting each
winning 2 gold medals, with Football and Snooker each winning 1 gold medal
each, were the other outstanding sports.
8 other sports won silver and bronze medals, while 10 sports won bronze
medals only.
In
total, 31 sports out of the 39 sports won medals at the 26th SEA
Games.
The 8
sports that did not win any medals are Baseball, Bridge, Shorinji Kempo,
Softball, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Tennis, Baseball, Shorinji Kempo, Softball
(men’s & women’s team) and Water Polo (men’s & women’s teams). All the above except for the Women’s Water
Polo participated under Category B.
Sports which Malaysia did not participate were: Fin Swimming
(Palembang), Soft Tennis (Palembang), Traditional Boat Race (West Java),
Vovinam (Jakarta) and Wrestling (Palembang).
With
the Malaysia Contingent split into two almost equal size, one based in
Palembang (appendix 2) and the other in Jakarta (appendix 1), the management of
the Contingent was also split into two divisions. Myself was the Chef de Mission
based in Jakarta, while Y Bhg Dato’ Syed Mustaffa Syed Ali was the Deputy Chef de Mission, based in
Palembang. Both me and the Deputy Chef
de Mission were supported by our respective Secretariat comprising officers
from OCM, MSN, ISN and NSAs. Overall, both divisions were well managed, as the
members of the Secretariat are very experienced, who carried out their duties
and responsibilities with a high standard.
The Team Managers of all the 38 sports and disciplines also performed
their duties well, sometimes under quite challenging situations. There were no case of indiscipline or any
mischievous or in appropriate behavior.
Datuk
Naim Mohamad
Chef
de Mission
26th
Indonesian Sea Games
23rd
December,2011.
Monday, December 19, 2011
With the Officals of the Track Asia Cup Kuala Lumpur 2011
Datuk Naim bersama Mr Majid Nasseri (President Commissaire) dan Mr Phillip Marrien (UCI) dan pegawai pegawai Komisar Malaysia
With the Champions at the Track Asia Cup Kuala Lumpur 2011
Ummi Hamimah, Malek Marcus Mc Crone, Arfy Qhairant, Naim, Fattah Amri and Lauretta Eva
With Lee Wai Sze, Hiroko Ishti and Xiao Fei Wang
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