Perdana Leadership Foundation Dialogue On “Public Governance & Book Launch: “A Conversation with Tan Sri Ambrin Buang: Reflections on Public Service, Leadership, and Governance”
Perdana Leadership Foundation will host a dialogue and book launch in Putrajaya on July 30 featuring Tan Sri Dato’ Setia Haji Ambrin Buang, former Auditor-General of Malaysia.
Source: Perdana Leadership Foundation · July 27, 2026 at 11:00 PM · AI-assisted report
PUTRAJAYA, 28 JULY 2026 —
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Perdana Leadership Foundation will host a dialogue and book launch in Putrajaya on July 30 featuring Tan Sri Dato’ Setia Haji Ambrin Buang, former Auditor-General of Malaysia.
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The event marks the release of “A Conversation with Tan Sri Ambrin Buang: Reflections on Public Service, Leadership, and Governance,” the latest title in the Foundation’s Oral History Series. According to the Foundation, the programme aims to foster discussion on public governance, institutional integrity, accountability, and leadership.
Tan Sri Ambrin will join Dr Raymon Ram for a moderated discussion at 2.50 pm, with Ismail Adnan serving as moderator. The former Auditor-General’s arrival is scheduled for 2.20 pm, followed by the official launch of the book at 4.15 pm.
According to the Foundation, the dialogue will provide insights from Tan Sri Ambrin’s perspectives and experiences. The event is open to policymakers, academics, students, and the public, aiming to reflect on ethical leadership and the strength of public institutions.
The publication traces Tan Sri Ambrin’s career, which spans more than four decades in the civil service and culminated in his tenure as Auditor-General. According to the Foundation, the book explores his journey from early civil service years to leadership during major national issues, including 1Malaysia Development Berhad.
According to the Foundation, the book argues that institutional integrity is key to national progress and prosperity. It presents Tan Sri Ambrin’s views on public accountability, anti-corruption efforts, and the responsibilities of public service. The publication also reflects on Malaysia’s governance landscape and the role of trust, ethics, and institutional strength.
Perdana Leadership Foundation, a non-profit established in January 2003, maintains a digital archive of more than 500,000 items related to Malaysia’s past Prime Ministers. According to the Foundation, its library in Putrajaya offers annual memberships at RM10 to Malaysians aged 13 and above.
Registrations close on July 29 or once capacity is reached, according to the Foundation. Nurul Humaira of Perdana Leadership Foundation can be contacted at 03-8885 8960 or humaira@perdana.org.my for seat availability.
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