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Malaysia's Senate President Datuk Awang Bemee Awang Ali Basah has described the Youth Parliament as a crucial training ground for democratic citizenship, emphasizing how it teaches young Malaysians to engage constructively in civic life.
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A 92-year-old retiree and his 86-year-old wife voted in Negeri Sembilan's state election, demonstrating enduring civic commitment. Despite mobility challenges, the couple travelled with family members to cast their ballots in the Chennah constituency contest.
A 26-year-old bride captured attention by voting in her striking red traditional wedding attire during the Negeri Sembilan state election, emphasising the importance of youth participation in Malaysia's democratic process.
Parliament has unveiled the 'Arkitek Bangsa' video to inspire young Malaysians to become nation-builders and leaders. The initiative complements existing youth programmes including Parliament School outreach and expanded Youth Parliament.
A 40-year-old police sergeant in Johor cast an early vote despite an Achilles tendon injury sustained from sepak takraw, underscoring his commitment to electoral participation after 22 years of service.