PUTRAJAYA, May 26 (Bernama) -- Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak
says the government promises to leave a better Malaysia to be inherited
by youths.
This is done by implementing the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP), Government Transformation Programme (GTP) and the national transformation agenda.
"The Cabinet members and I shoulder this responsibility. We implement the ETP and national transformation agenda so that we can leave a better Malaysia for youths.
"A country that is more successful and great from all aspects. We will make Malaysia a developed nation and as 1Malaysia... InsyaAllah," he said in his address to mark National Youth Day celebration here Saturday.
Also present were the prime minister's wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor and Cabinet ministers including Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek.
Najib said that Malaysians must remain united to propel the nation to greatness and success.
"InsyaAllah, we will work day and night and will leave a better Malaysia to be inherited by youths."
He urged youths to reflect on the success of the nation and development of Putrajaya that has become the location for a gathering of millions of youths.
"This is because 55 years ago, youths made the right choice when voting.
They chose a government that implemented numerous changes for 55 years."
Najib said youths had voted not once but in 12 general elections by entrusting the same government to bring about change.
The government is confident that with the theme "Jadikan Hari Esok Lebih Baik Daripada Hari Ini" (Make Tomorrow Better Than Today) as it has delivered the promises for 55 years.
"Youths who gather today will make those outside feel confident that under the government, there will be a better tomorrow."
Najib hopes that youths will be able to diffentiate between diamond and glass to ensure continued development for the country.
"The voice of youths is sacred and they must stand up and show that they can choose wisely," he added.
This is done by implementing the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP), Government Transformation Programme (GTP) and the national transformation agenda.
"The Cabinet members and I shoulder this responsibility. We implement the ETP and national transformation agenda so that we can leave a better Malaysia for youths.
"A country that is more successful and great from all aspects. We will make Malaysia a developed nation and as 1Malaysia... InsyaAllah," he said in his address to mark National Youth Day celebration here Saturday.
Also present were the prime minister's wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor and Cabinet ministers including Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek.
Najib said that Malaysians must remain united to propel the nation to greatness and success.
"InsyaAllah, we will work day and night and will leave a better Malaysia to be inherited by youths."
He urged youths to reflect on the success of the nation and development of Putrajaya that has become the location for a gathering of millions of youths.
"This is because 55 years ago, youths made the right choice when voting.
They chose a government that implemented numerous changes for 55 years."
Najib said youths had voted not once but in 12 general elections by entrusting the same government to bring about change.
The government is confident that with the theme "Jadikan Hari Esok Lebih Baik Daripada Hari Ini" (Make Tomorrow Better Than Today) as it has delivered the promises for 55 years.
"Youths who gather today will make those outside feel confident that under the government, there will be a better tomorrow."
Najib hopes that youths will be able to diffentiate between diamond and glass to ensure continued development for the country.
"The voice of youths is sacred and they must stand up and show that they can choose wisely," he added.
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