Youth quick to adapt but hurdles still in the way of success


St George's University of London, United Kingdom first year medical student Ian Soh.

PETALING JAYA: Despite showing resilience in adapting to the rapidly changing and turbulent times, Malaysian youth need to keep adjusting quickly or face difficulties in an environment with a global recession, said youth leaders.

They said one way to help youth was to support them with opportunities for growth and remove barriers that hinder their progress.

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