00:00today's forum is very timely as Chinese Malaysian especially the Malaysian Chinese youth they are
00:10facing these tremendous challenges in years to come and especially when we deal with the
00:19green technology that you talk about the more what we call environmental friendly and beyond as well
00:32as the new economy that we are going to equip ourselves otherwise will be disqualified and we
00:43have to cope with the pace of development especially advancement of the technology so I think in this
00:51regard I hope that this conference can come up with some suggestion this one second is the I think
01:01they are quite concerned on the policy that to reduce this age instead of 40 to 30 because based
01:11on the Majlis Malaysia's statistics eight to seven to youth bodies 90% will be disqualified because
01:25they do not have sufficient members so that shows it's a sudden it's a too drastic changes to many
01:35of the organization that they cannot function so whether or not the policy in the future
01:41they only will help I mean the youth definition by definition is 30 years old and in future they
01:48only assist those below 30 so if that is the case then the policy change that a lot of people need to
01:56adapt themselves so I think this one yet to be answered and we should listen to the main organizations
02:04that youth organizations here and listen to the football so besides that I think for the last five years I
02:13mentioned 61 1116 Malaysians so they have already what they call the surrendered the citizenship and they're converted
02:2893.78 percent they become Singaporean so I think it's to us it's a waste because we train these people but I mean this
02:40is life some of them they receive education there and because of their dreams that they can pursue in Singapore so I think Malaysia we have the potential and that's why we need to retain the talents in Malaysia
02:55and our market is big enough I think our potential is big enough
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