Datuk Farhash Wafa Salvador, a former political secretary of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, has acquired a significant stake in HeiTech Padu, leading to concerns of favoritism and undue influence in government contracts.
A former aide of Malaysia ’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has become a substantial shareholder of technology services provider HeiTech Padu, raising concerns of favouritism and undue influence in the award of government contracts .
Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim Heitech Padu Shareholder Government Contracts Favoritism Undue Influence
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