Ahead of the introduction and first dialogue of the 2050 National Transformation (TN50) tonight, young Malaysians laid out their future vision of Malaysia. Lee also hoped to see a better education system and businesses thrive with more multinational companies setting up outposts to provide job opportunities for Malaysians. Shazni Ong said he welcomed the TN50 announced by the Prime Minister during Budget 2017 because the country needed “a new and updated direction of where it’s heading”. The 26-year-old said he was thankful for what has been achieved so far under Vision 2020 but agreed that the country needed to adapt for the future. Related stories:Youths’ ideas for Malaysia 2050 soughtTN50 – journey to the top 20 begins today

Source: The Star January 18, 2017 23:02 UTC