Anwar Ibrahim Ranked No 17 Top Richest Leaders In The World – Top 3 In Asia Worth RM 10.7 Million

PM Anwar Ibrahim is ranked 17th on the list of 18 of the world’s richest leaders, with assets allegedly worth USD2.4 million (approximately RM11 million), based on a released financial report.

Anwar declared his assets, comprising a house and 3 pieces of land in November 2022, hoping to force opposition candidates to do the same ahead of the election.

Malaysia’s prime minister, Anwar Ibrahim, has clamped down on government spending and even refused to use a Mercedes Benz limousine purchased by one of his predecessors, who’s currently in prison on corruption charges. During his election campaign, he pledged not to take the prime minister’s salary of about $5,000 (£3.9k) per month, highlighting that Malaysia’s minimum wage was only $325 (£251) per month.

But there’s still plenty of money for him to draw on elsewhere. Anwar declared $2.4 million (£1.9m) in assets in November 2022, hoping to force opposition candidates to do the same in the run-up to the elections. Cash and investments accounted for nearly $180,000 (£139k) of Anwar’s assets, with the majority, $2.2m (£1.7m), comprising a house and three pieces of land.

Here’s a full list of figures who made it into the 18 richest world leaders.

1. Russia: Vladimir Putin – USD 200 billion (approximately RM892.5 billion)
2. North Korea: Kim Jong-un – USD 5 billion (approximately RM22.3 billion)
3. China: Xi Jinping – USD 1.5 billion (approximately RM6.6 billion)
4. Syria: Bashar al-Assad – USD1.5 billion (approximately RM6.6 billion)
5. Equatorial Guinea: Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo – USD600 million (approximately RM2.6 billion)
6. Azerbaijan: Ilham Aliyev – USD 500 million (approximately RM2.2 billion)
7. Türkiye: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan – USD 500 million (approximately RM2.2 billion)
8. Rwanda: Paul Kagame – USD500 million (approximately RM2.2 billion)
9. South Africa: Cyril Ramaphosa – USD 450 million (approximately RM2 billion)
10. Kenya: William Ruto – USD400 million (approximately RM1.7 billion)
11. France: Emmanuel Macron – USD 31.5 million (approximately RM140 million)
12. Ukraine: Volodymyr Zelensky – USD20 million (approximately RM89.2 million)
13. USA: Joe Biden – USD 10 million (approximately RM44.4 million)
14. Canada: Justin Trudeau –  USD 5 million (approximately RM22.2 million)
15. Singapore: Lawrence Wong – USD 5 million (approximately RM22.2 million)
16. The Philippines: Bongbong Marcos – USD 3.6 million (approximately RM16 million)
17. Malaysia: Anwar Ibrahim – USD2.4 million (approximately RM10.7 million)
18. Venezuela: Nicolás Maduro – USD2 million (approximately RM8.9 million)

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