KBS To Hold 10 Rakan Muda Turun Kampus Programmes Nationwide In 2025
In a statement, KBS said the programme is designed to provide students in institutions of higher learning a platform to share their aspirations, ideas, and feedback on youth and sports development directly with the ministry's leadership.
"This initiative reflects the core values of Confidence and Compassion (Keyakinan dan Ihsan) under the Malaysia MADANI concept, which prioritises listening to young voices, understanding their needs, and encouraging their participation in national development.
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