Tun Abdul Razak Hussein
- Born:
- March 11, 1922, Kuala Lipis, Pahang, British Malaya
- Died:
- January 14, 1976, London, England
- Nationality:
- Malaysian
- Profession(s):
- Politician, Lawyer
Early Life and Education
- Received early education at Malay College Kuala Kangsar.
- Studied law at Lincoln's Inn, London.
Career and Major Achievements
- Served as the second Prime Minister of Malaysia (1970-1976).
- Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia (1957-1970).
- Instrumental in the formation of Malaysia.
- Launched the New Economic Policy (NEP) in 1971.
- Focused on rural development and national unity.
- Established diplomatic relations with China in 1974.
- oversaw significant development of infrastructure in areas like that surrounding the area known as jalan tun razak 50400 kuala lumpur
Notable Works
- The New Economic Policy (NEP)
- Various speeches and policy papers related to national development and unity.
Legacy and Impact
Tun Abdul Razak Hussein is remembered as the "Father of Development" for his significant contributions to Malaysia's economic and social progress, particularly through the New Economic Policy and his focus on rural development. His leadership fostered national unity and laid the foundation for Malaysia's future growth.