KUCHING: The Women’s Wing of the Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) has achieved an impressive female membership count of 178,866, with many others expressing interest in joining.
Its Women Chief, Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah, highlighted the party’s strong organizational structure, noting that PBB’s well-established system has been key to attracting members.
“This growth is not surprising given our systematic and structured approach to party organization,” she said.
She made these remarks during the Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Women and Youth Wings’ 16th Triennial General Meeting at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK) today (Feb 14).
Fatimah added that the unity within PBB, particularly between the Pesaka and Bumiputera Wings, remains strong.
“The cooperation between both (Bumiputera and Pesaka) continues to strengthen, contributing to the overall unity of the party,” she said.
She added that the party’s success is not limited to election periods, as vibrant activities and leadership efforts continue throughout the year, instilling greater public confidence in PBB.
“From top leadership to ordinary members, we ensure that our efforts are continuous and impactful,” she said.
Looking ahead, she mentioned that the Women’s Wing is committed to further expanding PBB’s membership, not only within its wing but across all wings – the Main and Youth Wing – ensuring the party’s growth.
Later, speaking to reporters, Fatimah emphasized unity and close cooperation between veteran and new leaders.
She also mentioned that the Women’s Wing will ensure inclusivity as it is crucial to harmony and understanding within the organisation.
“In terms of organization, we ensure that each wing – the Main Body (Bapa/Induk), Youth Wing, and Women’s Wing – practices the principle of inclusivity.
“We also pay attention to representation from all regions of Sarawak. In our leadership lineup, we have representatives from every zone – north, central, and south – to ensure that the voices of the people in each area are heard within the Women’s Wing.
