Making Melaka an attractive career destination


Delightful goodies: Leong (left) holding a plate of Nyonya delicacies available in Melaka. — CHAN TAK KONG/The Star

MELAKA: More opportunities are needed to encourage Melaka-born youths to return and contribute to the state, says Barisan Nasional’s Kesidang candidate Leong Hui Ying.

Being an overseas graduate herself, the 29-year-old said many in her age group had chosen to pursue greener pastures in the Klang Valley or in other countries.

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