Mordi Bimol

Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports

Malaysian politician.

Party: Democratic Action Party · Malaysia · Born 1985-01-20

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Background

EducationUniversity Malaysia Sarawak · Wikidata

Documented facts

Offices

Government of Malaysia
Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports · Wikipedia (en): Anwar Ibrahim cabinet, revision 1384854357
Dewan Rakyat
Member of the Dewan Rakyat for Mas Gading (since Dec 2022) · Wikipedia (en): Members of the Dewan Rakyat, 15th Malaysian Parliament, revision 1384855048

Party

Democratic Action Party
member of · Wikipedia (en): Anwar Ibrahim cabinet, revision 1384854357

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Malaysia To Ramp Up Scouting For New Talent Amid Stiff Asian Para Games Competition - Mordi
Bernama · 25 October 2026
20 High-performance Core Sports To Be KBS’ Focus Until 2028 - Mordi
Bernama · 22 October 2026
Budget 2027: Jobs, Economy Among Youth Priorities – Mordi
BernamaBiz · 19 September 2026
Malaysia gears up for 2027 SEA Games, haze contingency and all
Malay Mail · 12 September 2026
PDP Youth dares DAP MP to back venue ‘sabotage’ claim
Free Malaysia Today · 1 September 2026
Sukma 2026 organising costs cut by 67%, says deputy minister
Free Malaysia Today · 22 July 2026
Mordi: My appointment as deputy youth minister shows Dayak leaders have space in DAP
Malay Mail · 11 January 2026
Deputy minister post proves DAP not ‘a Chinese party’, says Mordi
Free Malaysia Today · 11 January 2026
Sarawak DAP not excluded from holding Putrajaya posts, says secretary
Free Malaysia Today · 19 December 2025
Sarawak DAP’s federal post a clear ‘U-turn’, says SUPP leader
Free Malaysia Today · 19 December 2025

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