‘Committed youths vital to achieving developed, high-income goal by 2030’


Chieng presenting an award to a student at SMK Methodist in Sibu.

SARAWAK needs educated youths to help it become a developed and high-income state by 2030.

Bukit Assek assemblyman Joseph Chieng said Sarawak needed young people who have been taught good values and take pride in being Sarawak citizens.

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