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Tiket Madani F1 GP Bahrain di Sepang habis dijual

Menteri Belia dan Sukan, Dr Taufiq Johari berkata kerajaan akan lihat sekiranya ada ruang dan keperluan untuk tambah tiket berkenaan.

Tiket Madani F1 GP Bahrain di Sepang habis dijual

Tiket Madani for the upcoming Formula 1 (F1) Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 2026 at Sepang International Circuit (SIC) from October 2-4 have sold out, according to Malaysia's Youth and Sports Minister Dr Taufiq Johari. The highly sought-after RM200 tickets received strong demand from Malaysian citizens once they were opened to the public.

Dr Taufiq stated that while tickets have been fully sold at present, the ministry will assess any remaining interest and needs for additional tickets as the event progresses. He made these remarks during the closing ceremony of the Innovation Development Through Educational Activities (iDEA'26) and education and technical and vocational training (TVET) tour, held at the Eastern Zone Skills Training Institute (ILKBS) Zonal 2026 at Dewan Tun Razak.

Meanwhile, Dr Taufiq noted that the iDEA 26 program is not just an innovation competition platform but also a space to develop ideas, creativity, and skills of TVET students to potentially commercialize their creations in domestic, ASEAN, and international markets. "Their products are worthy of being marketed and should not stop at winning the competition.

We will evaluate and consider how the products can be further developed, including enhancements before they can be launched nationwide," he said. Additionally, Dr Taufiq highlighted the Ministry of Youth and Sports' commitment to strengthening the nation's TVET agenda through 12 Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) signed between technical training institutions and strategic industry partners, opening up more job opportunities for the younger generation.

"The purpose of iDEA 26 is not just to win the competition, but to develop innovation, create marketable products, and nurture new talents in the country."

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