Towards a more mature democracy


Secret rendezvous: The ‘Conversations On Malaysia’ meeting in Oxford was between a cross section of non-political thinkers and leaders including Nazir (front row, centre), Wong (front row, second from left) and Dr Maszlee (front row, second from right).

IT was a meeting of minds to answer a single question: “How can we make Malaysia better?”

In what some deemed a “rebel” gathering, a group of concerned Malaysians, representing diverse interests, huddled together at the University of Oxford, England, in September 2016.

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