Voters were generally satisfied with the Prime Minister’s performance across a number of areas, including attracting investments, improving the country’s image, and improving the civil service but gave mixed assessment on efforts to strengthen the economy.

As Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim begins his second year in office, a survey found that voters had given him a slightly improved rating of 54 percent. This is according to the findings of a Merdeka Center survey that asked 1,207 people from Nov 27 and Dec 10 whether they were satisfied with the prime minister’s performance.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s approval ratings rose to 54% after two years in power on his push for more investments, according to latest opinion survey published by Merdeka Center on Monday.

Respondents were generally satisfied with PM Anwar’s performance across a number of areas. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The research house says, however, voters gave a mixed assessment when asked about efforts to improve the economy.