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The Home Ministry aims to improve Malaysia's ranking in the Global Peace Index after climbing to the No. 10 spot this year, said its minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, adding that such an index is important in order to gain investors' confidence.

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00:00It's similar to the Trafficking Imperson Report by the US Department recently.
00:06When I entered the office, our ranking was Tier 3.
00:12Tier 3 is the lowest.
00:14Then a year later, we improved to Tier 2 Watch List.
00:18And recently, it was announced that we will improve again to Tier 2.
00:24So, I have set my target to Tier 1.
00:30That's the Trafficking Imperson Report by the US Department.
00:36The same goes for the Global Peace Index.
00:39Why is it important for us to pay attention to it?
00:42Because investors see the index like this.
00:46Before they want to deposit their billions of dollars,
00:50they need to know the security and public security guarantees.
00:54So, it's an important indicator for the investment segment.
01:00Many parties are contributing to this performance improvement.
01:06But we can't deny the fact that the biggest powerhouse agency in our country is the police.
01:14That's why this index is our guide.
01:18Our guidance is based on national security.
01:22It's under the National Security Council.
01:26The element of national security is the Ministry of Defense.
01:29But the element of public security is the police.
01:32When the security index is like this,
01:37first, we need to set a target to reach a better level.
01:42At least in the Asia-Pacific,
01:45we're number three in Singapore and New Zealand.
01:49We're number three.
01:51In Asia, we're number two.
01:54So, we need to set a target to be in the top ten.
01:58At least, we need to maintain this environment.
02:01In that direction, we need to clarify what are the important indicators.
02:06The first one is how the police engages or outreaches to the common people.
02:16Then, there are other objective indicators.
02:21For example, crime index.
02:25Those are all common standards.
02:27But there are other specific indicators.
02:32We need to set a target to be in the top ten.
02:39That's number one.
02:41Number two, the police will investigate all the indicators
02:46that give weightage to our index.
02:50Not just the police, but all stakeholders in our country.
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