Persatuan Kelab-Kelab Belia Malaysia, MAYC, pada hari ini mengalu-alukan pelawaan Datuk Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak kepada rakyat Malaysia untuk berkongsi pemikiran bagi Belanjawan 2011. Menurut Presiden MAYC, Akhramsyah Sanusi, MAYC bercadang menyambut pelawaan beliau menerusi penyediakan kertas “Lontaran Ide Ke Arah Aspirasi Belia 2020“. MAYC juga bersedia melibatkan diri dengan agensi-agensi kerajaan mahupun NGO-NGO lain, terutama sekali Majlis Belia Malaysia (MBM) serta badan-badan gabungannya yang lain, dalam usaha memantapkan sumbangan golongan Belia kepada penyediaan Belanjawan tersebut.
Sebagai cadangan awal, MAYC menyarankan supaya sebuah dana disediakan di bawah penyelenggaraan bersama Kementerian Belia dan Sukan serta Kementerian Luar untuk memajukan usaha merapatkan silaturrahim golongan Belia nusantara ASEAN. Dana tersebut akan dapat mendayakan lagi usaha perkongsian pendapat serta pengalaman antara Belia berpersatuan di Malaysia dengan para Belia negara-negara tersebut, sekaligus menangani ancaman kumpulan-kumpulan ekstremis seperti Benteng Demokrasi Rakyat (Bendera) yang kian mengancam keharmonian antara negara.
Usaha merapatkan silaturrahim antara para pemimpin, penggerak, aktivis mahupun golongan Belia amnya melalui perkongsian aktiviti serta ziarah antara negara mungkin memerlukan sedikit pembiayaan. Namun jika ia berhasil merapatkan hubungan generasi Belia di antara negara, ia pasti bukan sekadar mengelakkan dari insiden buruk seperti yang berlaku di kedutaan Malaysia di Jakarta berulang kembali tetapi juga menghasilkan kerjasama lebih membina dalam arena sosial, ekonomi mahupun politik di antara negara ASEAN kelak.
MAYC berharap cadangan seperti dana tersebut dapat dipertimbangkan sebagai pelaburan jangkamasa panjang yang mendayakan golongan Belia dalam usaha membentuk masa depan Malaysia yang lebih harmoni di bawah gagasan 1ASEAN.
Press Release: Budget 2010 Proposal As A Means To Address Future Threat To Malaysia-Indonesia Relations
Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs, MAYC, today welcomes the invitation by Datuk Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak for Malaysians to share ideas towards the Budget 2011. According to its President, Akhramsyah Sanusi, MAYC is planning to respond with a paper entitled “Projecting Ideas Towards Aspirations Of 2020 Youths”. MAYC is also ready to collaborate with government agencies or other NGOs, especially the Malaysian Youth Council (MBM) and its other fellow affiliates, in any effort to enhance the contribution of Youths towards the preparation of Budget 2011.
As an early proposal, MAYC would like to recommend that a fund be established under the joint auspices of the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the Foreign Ministry to develop the relationship between Youths among ASEAN nations. Such a fund would better enable the engagement through the exchange of views and the sharing of experiences between organized Youths in Malaysia with their counterparts across ASEAN nations. Such efforts would in turn lead to the curbing of rise of such extremist organizations such as the People’s Bastion of Democracy (Bendera) that are a new threat to the harmonious relationship between ASEAN nations.
Efforts to improve the relationship between leaders, movers, activists and members of Youth organizations themselves through joint activities and frequent ‘neighbourly visits’ may require some funding. However, it is results in a stronger cross-border relationships between Youths, it will not only lead to future generations avoiding such negative incidents as what occurred at the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta recently from repeating itself, but would also yield positive cooperation in the social, economic, technology, education or even political arenas between the nations of ASEAN in future.
MAYC hopes proposals such as for the said fund would be considered as a long term investment to enable Youths to participate in shaping a more harmonious future for Malaysia under the aspired vision of 1ASEAN.
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