Malaysian youths and their nation-building initiatives


MyHarapan CEO Nurfarini Daing (right) welcoming delegates to the Global Social Business Summit 2013 in Kuala Lumpur, a successful effort by the organisation in bringing the global event to local shores.

Check out these young Malaysians who have been running initiatives and movements that encourage nation-building, unity and political participation.

They are creative, intelligent, passionate and, most important, patriotic. These young Malaysians have taken on the challenge to drive the nation forward, and they’re doing it with some fresh, amazing ideas. Here are some of their stories.

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