Nurul Ashiqin Shamsuri

Graduated in Law from both Malaysia and the Netherlands, Nurul Ashiqin Shamsuri is the founder of Project Fearless Malaysia, established in 2016 – an initiative dedicated to empowering women and youth through leadership, communication, and digital skills development.

Her outstanding contributions to youth development have earned her two international awards from Switzerland, recognizing Project Fearless as one of Malaysia’s most impactful social movements. Since its inception, Project Fearless has toured across Malaysia, reaching thousands of participants and inspiring a new generation of confident, purpose-driven individuals. In 2025, Project Fearless won an international grant from the World Public Assembly in Moscow, further affirming its role in advancing global youth and women empowerment.

Her notable projects include the World Communication Forum Davos – Kuala Lumpur and the Kuala Lumpur Global Youth Summit, both of which brought together thought leaders and changemakers from around the world to share insights on leadership, communication, and social impact. She previously served as a Global Advisory Board Member of the World Communication Forum in Davos, strengthening Malaysia’s voice within the global dialogue on media, leadership, and inclusive development.

Over the years, Ashiqin has led nationwide training programs in collaboration with ministries, government agencies, NGOs, universities, and private companies — championing education, empowerment, and sustainable growth. Her vast international network continues to open doors for cross-border collaboration, knowledge sharing, and opportunities for emerging leaders in Malaysia and beyond.

Guided by the belief that real change begins with courage, she continues to build platforms that help others rise, lead, and make a difference – fearlessly.

Making an impact means making a real difference in someone’s life, no matter how small. It’s about helping people see their own potential and take that one step that changes everything. Real impact doesn’t need to be loud – it just needs to be lasting.