Bangsa Johor drives state vision


(clockwise from top left) Vanitha, dahlia, nor azman, Tan, See and Joseph. — ZaZaLI MuSa/The Star

BANGSA Johor has its own role to play in helping the Johor government achieve its vision and mission to transform Johor into a developed state by 2030. The Star speaks to six Johoreans about their hopes and expectations for the state reaching new heights within the next five years.

Legal secretary Dahlia Nonteh Mohd Mokhtar, 47, said they all have to work together with a common goal to see their beloved state develop further.

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StarSpecial , Daulat Tuanku

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