PAS, together with its Gagasan Sejahtera allies, will unveil their manifesto for the 14th general election on Sunday.
According to PAS deputy president Tun Ibrahim Tuan Man (above), the announcement would be made at a hotel in Cyberjaya.
Speaking at a press conference, Tuan Ibrahim said the manifesto had been drafted in consultation with various stakeholders.
"Based on meetings with experts, youths and various stakeholders, I am confident we can attract support," he told journalists at the PAS headquarters in Kuala Lumpur.
Tuan Ibrahim said he believe PAS can attract both Muslim and non-Muslim supporters alike.
"The main issues faced by the people are cost of living, security and national unity. They affect everyone, Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
"We need to build a harmonious Malaysia regardless of race and religion.
“We hope our manifesto will also be able to attract non-Muslim voters to Gagasan Sejahtera," he said.
The manifesto will be launched by PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang (above).
Tuan Ibrahim said the manifesto will also touch on integrity and anti-corruption issues.
A key focus, he added, was voters under the age of 40.
"Amongst the issues which the manifesto focuses on for them are cost of living, education and housing.
"Gagasan Sejahtera will prioritise these in the manifesto," he said.
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