Humility, prudence in decision-making crucial in lawmaking, says Youth and Sports Minister


One for the album: Some of the youth delegates having a wefie with Yeoh (third from right) and CARUM director Dr Rahul Mishra (far right). – IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

YOUTH is an advantage of the young to do more but to make a positive impact, they need to practise humility.

Speaking at the closing ceremony of the European Union (EU)-Asean Youth Diplomats Programme (EAYDP) recently, Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh cautioned youths who wish to pursue a lawmaking career against being arrogant and stubborn.

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