KOTA KINABALU: Twelve lucky young Malaysian community and business leaders have been selected from a pool of 300 emerging leaders from across the Commonwealth to participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s 11th Commonwealth Study Conferences (CSC).
Dubbed one of the world’s most innovative leadership programmes, the event was commenced in 1956 by His Royal Highness, Prince Philip, with the intent to study as well as to listen to views and opinions on the human problems of industrial communities in the Commonwealth.
This year, the 12 Malaysians from different professional backgrounds and representing different parts of the country are travelling throughout Canada as part of the conference. "We were delighted to receive almost 40 very impressive applications from all over Malaysia – it was an incredibly difficult process to edit the list to the dozen we ended up selecting," she said in a statement here on Tuesday ."These individuals will bring back amazing experiences and global connections that will help drive Malaysia’s continued success on the world stage," she added.
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