Promoting diplomacy in sports


Sports apart from uniting Malaysians from all walks of life, is also a great platform for nations to build better ties, says Lim.

ILLUSTRATING a pair of hands gripped tightly together, the PSA from SMK Kuching High, Sarawak, aptly demonstrated the sports theme for this year’s NiE contest. This was the poster that earned Team Modulus a spot in the grand finals, and ultimately, the grand prize.

With a keen eye for detail, LBS Bina Group Berhad managing director Tan Sri Lim Hock San had handpicked the PSA to sponsor as a full-page advertisement even before the grand finals took place.

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