Tunku Abdul Rahman

Tunku Abdul Rahman was a prominent Malaysian leader known as the "Father of Independence." He played a key role in guiding Malaysia from British colonial rule to self-governance, leading negotiations for independence in the 1950s. As the country's first Prime Minister, he emphasized unity among Malaysia’s diverse ethnic groups and promoted development and stability. His leadership helped establish Malaysia as a sovereign nation in 1957, and he remains a respected figure for his efforts in shaping modern Malaysia’s identity and early progress.