youth

As Sarawak accelerates its digital transformation, the impact on its youth is becoming more evident. Government initiatives to drive the digital economy, enhance smart infrastructure, and professionalise media practices are shaping a new future - one where technology is central to how young Sarawakians learn, work, communicate, and connect. Yet, while the opportunities are vast, so too are the challenges.

A healthy lifestyle empowers Sarawak’s youth to overcome modern challenges, from mental health struggles to poor nutrition, fostering resilience, well-being, and long-term success in school, work, and life.

This article explores how GETS-WRP supports Sarawak’s Indeks Prestasi Utama Kerjaya by equipping graduates with industry-relevant skills, using a solution journalism approach to highlight measurable progress.

As they have become increasingly aware of how today’s rapidly shifting environment is impacting their communities; the youth deserve the platform and support needed to enhance their role in contributing to their nations’ progress.

Young people also have a unique contribution to make to national development due to their energy, enthusiasm, resilience and an ability to inject fresh vigour.

Agriculture offers a lot of attractive activities and businesses. Encouraging youth participation in modern agriculture methods can overcome the rate of unemployment in this country.

Education is the cornerstone of sustainability, and Sarawak Energy recognise the profound interconnection between education and a sustainable future. Sarawak Energy commitment to corporate social responsibility extends to fostering sustainable development by empowering rural youths through education.

As the State is forging ahead with its green economy agenda to mitigate, it is absolutely necessary to include the Sarawakian youths in the transitions.

The Ministry of Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development Sarawak (MYSED) is implemented various entrepreneurship-related programs to encourage youths into entrepreneurship as career.

The National TVET Council has recognised the establishment of the Government-Industry Coordination Body (GITC) in order to promote TVET as a main career choice for young people.