Ministry of National Unity to Host Conference on National Identity
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The Ministry of National Unity is reportedly set to host a National Building Conference at the end of this year. The conference aims to discuss the concept of a national identity shared by Malaysians.
In an opinion piece in The Edge Malaysia, the writer questions whether Malaysians share a common vision for the country. The issues of unity and national identity are often debated in Malaysia because the nation is home to a society that is diverse in terms of race, religion, and culture.
The writer also states that efforts to build a shared national identity are still unfinished. Therefore, discussions at the conference are expected to provide an opportunity to hear a range of views from the public.
So far, further details regarding the conference format, exact dates, and participants have not been fully announced. The public can follow further developments through official government sources and news media.
Sources: The Edge Malaysia
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