Empowering youth through policy


THE 10th Malaysian Public Policy Competition (MPPC) saw some of the brightest talents converge virtually to look at key issues facing the country’s youth, with 72 Malaysian undergraduates sharing their thoughts and ideas with each other.

Held last month, the competition, organised by the International Council of Malaysian Scholars and Associates (ICMS), attracted over 200 applicants studying in Malaysia, UK, China, USA, Singapore and Canada.

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