Sarawak must engage with its youths to help guide the state towards a modern economy


Dr Sim (right) signing a placard to launch the International Youth Congress 2017. Looking on is Low (second from right).

KUCHING: A common ground between the government and the youth must be established to empower them as future leaders.

Local Government and Housing Minister Datuk Dr Sim Kui Hian said Sarawak, in its economic shift towards Industry 4.0, must engage with youths to prepare them for future challenges.

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