Malaysia recently welcomed overseas delegates by hosting the second Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) World Congress to engage in a dialogue to promote the well-being of people with disabilities around the world. From engaging dialogues to promoting equal opportunities and experiencing Malaysia’s rich country heritage, the three-day event themed ‘CBR: Empowering and Enabling’ saw 1,000 delegates, out of which 450 are overseas delegates from 80 countries being part of an impactful initiative focused on principles of community development to make development inclusive for all people with disabilities.
Malayasia hosts Community Based Rehabilitation World Congress
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