Dr M: Young people can get a ‘somewhat derailed world’ back on track


SHAH ALAM: It is young people who can pave the way to a better future, by sticking to their core ideals and values in a world sorely in need of them, says Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

The Prime Minister said it was crucial that youths realise that if they were able to retain their ideals and values, there would be hope for a somewhat “derailed world to get back on track and give humanity a chance”.

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