01 Political Council
"Tackling Statelessness:
The Dilemma of Citizenship in Malaysia"
The council aims to discuss the question of whether the country bears an obligation to eradicate statelessness and if so to what extent should the government extend their resources to help provide and protect stateless persons under the larger ideals of global citizenship and equality.
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The council then seeks to deliberate on the sensibility of carrying out such duty based on potential effects on economics and also social aspects. This dialectic intends to discuss issues such as economic and national policies, globalization, communalism, humanitarianism, social welfare, along with racial and social demographics
02 Economics Council
“Revitalising Economic Growth: Empowering Rural Development through Technology Integration”
The global economy faces a critical urban-rural challenge, causing stagnation and hindering progress, particularly in highly developed urban centers. To overcome this, the focus is shifting towards unlocking untapped rural potential, emphasizing entrepreneurship and local business support. Technology, especially online transactions, emerges as a powerful tool to bridge the rural-urban gap, but challenges like cybersecurity and infrastructure need a comprehensive framework, tackled by a council aiming to integrate rural SMEs into the digital economy.
03 Social Policy Council
“Breaking Barriers: Empowering B40 Teens
In Pursuit Of Tertiary Education”
This conference tackles Malaysia's education inequality, focusing on B40 teenagers in tertiary education. Bringing together diverse stakeholders, it aims to catalyze policy reforms for lasting change, going beyond financial assistance to address holistic needs. Through discussions and collaborative sessions, the conference seeks to inspire a collective commitment to action, crating a comprehensive roadmap for a brighter, more inclusive academic future for every B40 teenager.
04 Environmental Council
“The Energy Trilemma: A Transition to Net-Zero”
As the Earth continues to warm at an alarming rate, surpassing what humanity can readily bear in terms of its associated costs, Malaysia is resolute in taking bold measures to transition its largest contributor to greenhouse gases (GHG) – the energy sector. What challenges lie ahead in balancing the Energy Trilemma's triangle? And what is Energy Trilemma?
05 Science and Technology
“Bytes and Rights: AI Development, Safety, and Regulation in the Era of Artificial General Intelligence”
Artificial intelligence (AI) hold the potential to revolutionize various aspects of our lives, from healthcare to transportation and beyond, by automating tasks, making accurate predictions, and introducing new products and services. While AI is already shaping the future, concerns about job loses and ethical implications highlight the need for responsible development and regulation. The mentioned council delves into the intricate aspects of AI, emphasizing its development, safety, and the crucial necessity for ethical regulations in this evolving landscape.