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 Pemprov DKI Akan Jalin Kerjasama dengan Majlis Belia Negeri Johor - Malaysia

City-Majlis Belia Negeri Johor Discussed Youth Cooperation

Jakarta Provincial Government and Majlis Belia Negeri Johor, Malaysia, discussed cooperation in the field of youth and sports between the Jakarta City and the Johor City at Jakarta City Hall, Monday (9/3).

This meeting discusses on development of youth, sports and culture that must be upheld

Jakarta for Culture and Tourism Acting Deputy Governor, Agus Suradika disclosed that his party welcomed a visit from Majlis Belia Negeri Johor, Malaysia led by Manndzri bin Nasib as President of Majlis Belia Negeri Johor, Malaysia.

"This meeting discusses on development of youth, sports and culture that must be upheld," he expressed, Monday (9/3).

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It is hoped that to establish cooperation between Jakarta and Johor, especially in the youth and sports fields. Thus both can mutually develop and strengthen cooperation by promoting Malay values to develop youth, tourism and sports.

Malaysia Majlis Belia Negeri Johor President, Manndzri bin Nasib added that the visit is purposed to establish friendships between Jakarta and Johor.

"It's also to study many things related to education, youth and sports fields in Jakarta," he uttered.

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