Award for aspiring changemakers


Virtual ceremony: Noraini, together with Dr Mazlan, Mazlina, Dzameer, Prof Othman, Prof Muhd Zuazhan, Prof Yuserrie and award recipients.

A TOTAL of 11 graduates from the B40 community were bestowed the Pingat Tunku Award by the Tunku Abdul Rahman Foundation recently.

The group, who graduated from public universities in 2017 and 2019, received their awards from Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Dr Noraini Ahmad in a virtual ceremony on Dec 10.

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