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The 1maysia Concept

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According to Prime Minister of Malaysia, Dato Seri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak, the main goal of introducing the 1Malaysia concept is to create a united community among the races in Malaysia. Achieving unity among races will bring many benefits for the country. Our multi-racial society will live in a peaceful and harmonious environment. Any feeling of animosity between races in our society can be avoided which will then contribute to the development of the country. Inter-ethnic cooperation will be enhanced towards a caring, and trustworthy society.
Furthermore, children of different culture and races will learn to live and play together. As a result, Malaysia can be a good example to other countries as the culture of joyful and prosperous society …show more content…

The 1Malaysia concept has since been promoted in various ways such as through television, advertisements, radios, and billboards. All with the aim to encourage 1Malaysia spirit in the hearts of the Malaysian people. Introduction of various methods used to promote the 1Malaysia concept will also have its own set of challenges.
The 1Malaysia concept has big impacts from different perspectives. Promoting meritocracy is one of the objectives of the 1Malaysia concept which will impact the Malay rights in the country. In addition to that, religious conflicts had gotten worse such as the destruction of place of worship and religious protest which is difficult to control. Furthermore, Prime Minister Dato Seri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak mentioned the establishment of Bangsa Malaysia which can be defined as treating the locals equally will ensure the Malays get their …show more content…

Reason being, we have a population of diverse culture and multiple generation of society. We need more Malaysians to accept certain level of compromise to enable 1Malaysia to work for the harmony of everyone.
We need to encourage everyone to embrace inclusiveness. For example, in hospitals new born babies are put together in one room irrelevant of their race and religion. This practice should continue when they go to nursery and kindergartens. Likewise, when the children go to school, we should promote only national schools where all children of all races should learn together. They should learn about every religion and culture in the country and learn to respect what each other believes in. We should also encourage appreciation and respect for each other’s place of worship, be it a temple, mosque, or church. Joint celebration of cultural festivals should also be encouraged.
The well-being of all races should be taken care of in a fair manner. We should strive to recognise the gaps in our society and put in place plans to address this in a fair manner regardless of race or religion. This has to be aligned with the Federal Constitution, Rukun Negara, Vision 2020 and National Mission. Where it concerns the adoption of social justice, all aspects of the legal system should be fair and not segregated in terms of religion, politics, racial and

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