GTP 2.0 - Prime Minister's Office of Malaysia
GTP 2.0 - Prime Minister's Office of Malaysia
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#umGtP<br />
The #UM<strong>GTP</strong> hashtag was created to<br />
accompany the UM (UndiMsia) Debates<br />
<strong>GTP</strong>. Debaters discussed motions related to<br />
the Urban Public Transport, Anti-Corruption<br />
and Education NKRAs, which featured the<br />
following motions:<br />
Urban Public Transport: Should it be<br />
privatized or government-owned?<br />
Corruption: Authorities or Rakyat? Not<br />
Doing Enough or Giving Too Much?<br />
This house believes that the Government<br />
should be fully responsible for the<br />
education <strong>of</strong> children with special needs.<br />
The debates are available at UndiMsia’s<br />
YouTube channel at the following url:<br />
http://www.youtube.com/user/undimsia<br />
The use <strong>of</strong> Twitter to convey<br />
the <strong>GTP</strong> message is also in line<br />
with the overall transformation<br />
plan to optimise the use <strong>of</strong><br />
technology to create sustainable<br />
and effective solutions.<br />
undiMsia<br />
@UndiMsia<br />
#umgtp govt: education not just about funds and passion,<br />
it is also about the mechanism<br />
undiMsia<br />
@UndiMsia<br />
#umgtp Joyce: Listening to the debate i was just struck<br />
by how much that has yet to be done for special need<br />
children in this country.<br />
undiMsia<br />
@UndiMsia<br />
Motion <strong>of</strong> the day: “This house believes that the<br />
government is responsible for corruption in <strong>Malaysia</strong>.”<br />
#umgtp<br />
undiMsia<br />
@UndiMsia<br />
Lokman: We however empathize with the rakyat’s needs &<br />
desires, as we are part <strong>of</strong> the rakyat too. #umgtp<br />
#publictransport<br />
The #publictransport hashtag came about<br />
after <strong>GTP</strong>’s involvement with OctTwtFest,<br />
which is a gathering <strong>of</strong> Twitter followers.<br />
The <strong>GTP</strong> team supported OctTwtFest by<br />
supplying shuttle services from the Kelana<br />
Jaya LRT and Batu Tiga KTM stations.<br />
<strong>GTP</strong> also set up a booth in the shape<br />
<strong>of</strong> a bus stop at the event, complete with a<br />
mock GoKL bus. <strong>GTP</strong> distributed free Touch<br />
‘N Go cards to selected respondents <strong>of</strong> a<br />
public transport survey. The event was a<br />
success with approximately 4,000 youth<br />
attending.<br />
#myteenlove<br />
<strong>GTP</strong> attended UNICEF and Childline<br />
<strong>Malaysia</strong>’s #MYTeenLove programme in<br />
conjunction with World Children’s Day on<br />
20 November. <strong>GTP</strong> live-tweeted from the<br />
event as a way to give voice to the children<br />
and youth <strong>of</strong> <strong>Malaysia</strong>.<br />
adIBaH NOOR<br />
@adibahnoor<br />
#MYTeenLove share a little less <strong>of</strong> yrselves on social<br />
media. Once u post yr location, u open yrselves to harm<br />
by those with malicious intent<br />
Juana Jaafar<br />
@juanajaafar<br />
Danielle Leong from BRATs giving a round-up <strong>of</strong><br />
#MYTeenLove conversation online as moderated by<br />
@thestar_rage<br />
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