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Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir emphasised the importance of arts and culture that reflects on a country’s civilisation and play an important role in the development of society.
He said in his speech at the National Arts, Culture and Heritage Academy 15th Convocation on Thursday.
He said in his speech at the National Arts, Culture and Heritage Academy 15th Convocation on Thursday.
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