
Participants also talk about need to respect religious values and having a hub that is transparent and filled with genuine information. Pic from FMT News.
KUALA LUMPUR: Financial literacy, transparent government spending and universal religious values were among the ideas shared at a discourse held by Suhakam today to help draw up the roadmap to National Transformation 2050 (TN50).
TN50 is the new 30-year vision promoted by the government and Suhakam is organising several such discourses to gather views.
Suhakam chairman Razali Ismail said the recommendations raised at the discourse would be forwarded to the TN50 secretariat for further discussion.
Suhakam commissioner Lok Yim Pheng, who addressed today’s participants, said young people needed to be taught how to manage their loans well.
“The young are burdened with housing loans, education loans, insurance premiums and high cost of medical treatment.” Read more