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Over 300 young worshippers attended a Qiyamullail programme at a Kuala Lumpur mosque before watching a 2026 World Cup match, in an initiative integrating sports with spiritual activities under government-backed dakwah efforts.
Malaysia's religious affairs ministry will strengthen youth engagement programmes in response to Sultan Nazrin Shah's call for religious leaders to actively counter extremism and misinformation among young people.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is introducing a cadet corps programme in schools nationwide, beginning with a staged pilot in selected institutions to cultivate integrity and anti-corruption awareness among young people.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is leveraging cinema and creative storytelling to embed anti-corruption values in Malaysia's youth through its involvement in the 5th Youth Film Festival at Universiti Sains Malaysia in Penang.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission will roll out a pilot scheme to set up cadet corps units in schools nationwide, aiming to build a culture of integrity among students and cultivate lifelong resistance to corrupt practices.