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Taking the Mystery out of History

Afidah Rahim, President, Museum Volunteers, Department of Museums Malaysia

06-Jul-23 14:00

Taking the Mystery out of History

With an aim to take the mystery out of history, The Museum Volunteers of Jabatan Muzium Malaysia are working hard to promote public awareness of museums and to build an appreciation and understanding of the history and cultures of Malaysia. Working in Muzium Negara since 2007, the volunteers provide free guided tours at the museum, and support the museum's educational and expansion activities. We speak to Afidah Rahim, the President of the Museum Volunteers, Department of Museums Malaysia, to find out more.

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Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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Categories:  History/Heritageculture

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