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Ongkili receives 20-Point Consensus Document and promises action PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 25 April 2007 01:30am

Contributed by Centre for Public Policy Studies and National Young Lawyers Committee

Ongkili receives 20-Point Consensus Document and promises actionGroups: Reject racist ideas
Push for new approach on national unity

KUALA LUMPUR, Tues:
Following the excitement of the 1st Young Malaysians’ Roundtable on April 3, 2007, the Centre for Public Policy Studies (CPPS) and the National Young Lawyers Committee (NYLC) presented the Roundtable’s 20-point Consensus Document to Datuk Dr. Maximus Ongkili, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department at Parliament today.

The Document was presented to him in his capacity as Head of the Parliamentary Select Committee on National Unity, and Head of the National Unity & Integration Department.

The Document elaborates recommendations towards improving national unity in Malaysia, and highlights the important roles young Malaysians play in national development.

It calls for greater space to conduct open and constructive dialogue, stressing shared and common values in place of racist ideologies and ethno-religious politics.

Ongkili said that he would study the Document in detail, noting that there were new and fresh perspectives therein, which would be brought up when tabling the Document at the next National Unity Panel meeting.

He encouraged the continuation of similar discussions, saying in particular that young professionals such as those represented at the Roundtable should be applauded for their efforts to forge a young Malaysian identity towards national unity.

He looks forward to the nationwide study which is planned to be conducted jointly by CPPS and NYLC this year, and hopes that views from East Malaysia are also incorporated in all discussions on national unity.

Tricia Yeoh, Max Say, Hasma Rini and Aini Salwa represented CPPS whilst NYLC was represented by Dipendra Harshad Rai, Desmond Ho, Noreen Ariff, Lai Chee Hoe and Edmund Bon.

Ongkili receives 20-Point Consensus Document and promises action

Ongkili receives 20-Point Consensus Document and promises action

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