ALOR GAJAH, Oct 25 (Bernama) -- The Melaka government's efforts over the past three years to trace and repatriate valuable manuscripts and artefacts from various countries are expected to strengthen the younger generation's sense of identity and love for the homeland.
General : Melaka History's Recovery Efforts To Inspire Young Generation - Ab Rauf
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Melaka Chief Minister Ab Rauf Yusoh stated that the state's three-year effort to repatriate historical manuscripts and artefacts aims to correct colonial distortions and strengthen youth identity. He urged students to help uncover the region's civilisational heritage.
- Melaka officials claim colonial powers distorted the historical narrative of the state's past glory.
- The government seeks to restore pride in Malay and Islamic civilisation among the younger generation.
- National Day celebrations will no longer be held at sites associated with colonial legacy.
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