Indonesian Youth Pledge Day Sparks Literacy Campaign for Next Generation
In commemoration of Indonesia's Youth Pledge Day on October 28th, the 'Narasraya Literasi 2026' campaign has been launched to foster stronger literacy skills among the younger generation.
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