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Gabriel Fairuz Louis, TN50 Ambassador

IS there still any voice saying that ethnic groups are being marginalised in Malaysia’s development as we approach 2050?

Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin has once again journeyed to the Land of the Hornbills to listen to the concerns and views of the rakyat, particularly youths living in rural areas, to hear and understand their aspirations and ideas as well as meeting the potential future leaders of our nation.

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