MYLA 2020 Forum – How do we build a Malaysian middle ground?

Last week, I had the tremendous opportunity to speak at the Malaysia Youth Leaders Assembly 2020. During the session, I’ve shared my take on building a common ground for Middle Malaysia.

While we may be culturally different, we must remember our daily experiences are very similar. So we will have to find ways to ensure that everyone can live a better life.

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