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He stressed that the structured youth development management in Saberkas was the success factor in contributing to the survival of the organisation. Abang Johari, the outgoing Saberkas president, pointed the unification and understanding among members from various races has made Saberkas a respected youth organization.
“As a former president, I’m very thankful. We as former leaders are giving advice to the young people. Young people should not be too emotional in making decisions,” he said, adding that the youths in Saberkas were well-trained in managing the community. He handed over his leadership to Abdul Karim, adding that Abdul Karim would able to bring Saberkas into a new future in both social and economic aspects.
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