Pak Lah wants an agricultural revolution


Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has very fond memories of his childhood. 

Growing up in Kepala Batas - a small town with a very good racial mix and surrounded by padi fields and rubber estates - he enjoyed his schooling. He had many friends - Malays, Chinese and Indians - and they remain good friends till today. 

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