Hannah hopes ‘Road to Gold’ plan will help Malaysia realise Olympic dream


PETALING JAYA: It looks like Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh (pic) has set her sights on achieving the elusive dream that Malaysia has been chasing for many years. With the country yet to win a gold in the Olympics since taking part in 1956, she is aiming to use 2023 as a platform to build towards realising that dream in the Paris 2024 Olympics.

In her Facebook post, Hannah unveiled the ‘‘Road to Gold’’ plan, which she hopes will lead to success and inspire a generation of champions.

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