Companies in Malaysia should include youths as board members - Nazir Razak


Tan Sri Nazir Razak

KUALA LUMPUR: Companies in Malaysia, including the government and the private sector, should include the younger generation and make it a compulsory requirement to have them as board members, to maximise creativity in the nation’s economy.

Chairman and founding partner of Ikhlas Capital Tan Sri Nazir Razak said every board should have at least one person in his or her 30s and Malaysia should take a lead on the initiative.

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