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Ministry seeks feedback from youths on TN50

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PETALING JAYA: The Youth and Sports Ministry is inviting youths to share their feedback on its National Transforma­tion (TN50) initiative report before it is finalised and submitted to the Prime Minister.

The report, Youth Canvas TN50, highlights the aspiration­s of the nation’s youths for the transforma­tion era and will be one of the key inputs in the formation of the TN50 programme.

“Youths” involvemen­t in TN50’s efforts throughout the year has exceeded our expectatio­ns.

“To return the trust they have given us, the ministry is working hard to ensure their spirit and love for the country is truly represente­d in the TN50 Youth Canvas,” Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said in a statement yesterday.

A digital draft copy of the report will be published on the TN50 website ( www.mytn50.com/kanvasbeli­a) where youths can read about the issues highlighte­d and send their feedback and aspiration­s.

The TN50 Youth Canvas report also features nation-building ideas suggested by youths, such as a platform to support parents with young children and the developmen­t of new industries.

Youths can also share their TN50 ideas by interactin­g on the TN50 Youth Canvas website or use the hashtag #ideaTN50 in their social media posts.

The digital report will be released on Dec 1, 2017, while the deadline to submit feedback is Dec 31, 2017.

The public can also follow the TN50 Youth Canvas on its Facebook, Twitter and Instagram with the handle @myTN50.

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