Srinagar: April 3, 2009. (PCP) Hurriyat Executive and Acting chairman Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza in a statement has felicitated Najib Razak for being elected as sixth PM of Malaysia. We hope that Razak will utilize his countrys influence over the two nuclear neibhbours of Sub-continent (India & Pakistan) who seems to have trained guns against each other will urge them for coming to the result oriented negotiations because Kashmir being the nuclear flash point in the South Asia. Kashmiris are hopeful that it is only meaningful discourse through which durable and acceptable solution of Kashmir will come out, Waza said. Mukhtar maintain that the newly elected PM of Malaysia will help in making OIC an effective tool for the Muslim Uma so that it can address the plight of Muslims of the world with fidelity and dedication. It is worth to mention that Najib Tun Razak, son of a former premier, was sworn in Friday morning as Malaysia`s sixth prime minister. He took over from Abdullah Ahmad Badawi who stepped down after leading the country for over five years. Badawi made way for Razak well before the end of his second term, marking a smooth political transition in the prosperous Southeast Asian nation. Razak, 55, took his oath of office before Yang di Pertuan Agong Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin, the royal head of the state.. Dressed in traditional black baju melayu (shirt) complete with sampan (a waist band), Razak was administered the oath of secrecy, loyalty and confidentiality. The entire ceremony was steeped in Malaysian traditions, Star Onine said. The swearing in ceremony was witnessed by Badawi and his predecessor Mahathir Mohamad. Razak was born in Kuala Lipis, Pahang, July 23, 1953. He is the eldest son of the late Tun Abdul Razak Hussein, the nation`s second prime minister. His appointment is significant in the country`s history as this is the first time that a former prime minister`s son is holding the post, Bernama, the official news agency said. Razak became the country`s youngest Member of Parliament at the age of 22 when he won the Pekan seat unopposed in a by-election following his father`s death. He then went from strength to strength in politics and government to reach the pinnacle, being elected president of the ruling United Malays National Organization (UMNO) last week that paved the way to his becoming the prime minister.