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Can Syed Saddiq’s Youth Party Actually Make a Difference in Malaysia?

James Chai, Head of Commercial and Research, INVOKE Solutions | Dr. Bridget Welsh, Honorary Research Associate,, University of Nottingham Asia Research Institute

02-Sep-20 15:00

Can Syed Saddiq’s Youth Party Actually Make a Difference in Malaysia?

Syed Saddiq recently announced that he will be starting a new multiracial, multireligious, youth-based party. While some are speculating that this could be a game changer in the Malaysian political landscape -- a third force -- others have wondered if the party could even realistically sustain itself, what more make a dent outside the urban bubble. We speak to James Chai and Dr. Bridget Welsh to explore if a youth party can actually make a difference in Malaysia.

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Produced by: Dashran Yohan

Presented by: Dashran Yohan


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