Coba jelasin Politik dan Parti dari Sulaiman Ninam Shah dalam bahasa melayu dong

1965 Vice President, Muar UMNO Branch, Johor.

1978 Member, UMNO Supreme Council.

1980 Head, Muar UMNO Division, Johor.

Jun 26, 1981 UMNO Re-appointed as the Permanent Chairman.

May 1982 Returned unopposed as the Permanent. Chairman, UMNO.

Jan 1, 1983 Head, Muar BN Division, Johor.

May 25, 1984 UMNO Returned unopposed as the Permanent Chairman.

1987 Lost in his bid for the UMNO Muar Presidency to Kahar Ahmad by a majority of 117 votes.

Apr 24, 1987 UMNO Re-elected as the Permanent Chairman.

1988 Permanent Chairman, UMNO Baru.

Nov 1990 UMNO Returned unopposed as the Permanent Chairman.

May 11, 2000-2003 UMNO Permanent Chairman, UMNO. (Returned unopposed)

1985 Chairman Budget Rent-A-Car Service, Kuala Lumpur.

Director Laksamana Tour Sendirian Berhad.

Chairman Top Coach Builder Sendirian Berhad.

Independent Board Member, Pelaburan Johor Berhad.

Chairman T & T Properties Sendirian Berhad.

1965 President, St.John Ambulance Brigade, Johor.

1968 Vice President, the Associated Malay Chambers of Commerce of Malaysia (now known as the Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry).

1969 Chairman, the Muar branch of the Royal Johore Shooters' Association.

Council Member, Johore Business and Industry Club.

President, Johore Malay Football Association.

Chairman, Muar Chamber of Commerce, Johor.

Mar 6, 1976-Aug 1976 Acting President, the Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (following Tengku Razaleigh's resignation as its President).

Committee Member, the Pan-Malayan Road Transport Operators' Association.

Chairman, the Bus Fare Committee of the Pan-Malayan Road Transport Operators' Association.

Deputy chairman, Pertubuhan Kebajikan Anak-Anak Yatim Islam Muar, Johor.

Chairman, Pan Malaysian Bus Operators Association. (PMBOA)

Dec 17, 1985 President, the Senators Clubs.

1987 Deputy President, the Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Chairman, Federation of Women Entrepreneurs Association.

Mar 23, 1984 Vice President, Johore Football Association.