Sallehuddin of Kedah

Sultan of Kedah, ceremonial leader

Sallehuddin of Kedah - Leaders & Politicians born April 30th, 1942
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Malaysia

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Assumed the title of Sultan of Kedah in 2017 after the passing of the previous Sultan. His leadership has been symbolic, representing the traditions and culture of the Kedah state in Malaysia. Active in various ceremonial duties, he has also supported initiatives related to education and community welfare.

Became the 29th Sultan of Kedah

Participated in royal ceremonies and events

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