Finding fortunes in foreign lands


MALAYSIA’S young people are eager to spread their wings: Many have their eyes set on pursuing work abroad, more so than their peers from other regional countries.

Such aspirations are stronger among Malaysian Gen Y-ers compared with their peers from other countries.

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