Lee Chong Wei continues to serve as a member of the RTG Executive Committee and he will do everything he can to help the development of sports in Malaysia

As one of the executive committee members of the "Road to Gold" (RTG) programme, Malaysian badminton legend Datuk Lee Chong Wei recently said that he would like to thank Youth Sports Minister Yeo Haw Shuang for his trust in him and will do everything he can to help improve the country's sports standards. Lee Chong Wei is on the list of executive committee members of the Road to Gold Medal Project along with 8-time World Squash Women's Singles Champion Datuk Ni Cole, hockey legend Datuk Minawan, and three Malaysian sports stars.

Lee Chong Wei expressed his gratitude to Yeung for his trust in him and continued to appoint him as a member of the RTG Executive Committee, and he would do everything he could to help the country's sports development

Previously, Li Zongwei had considered quitting the RTG plan, and then was persuaded by Yang Qiaoshuang to stay. 42-year-old Li Zongwei said in a recent interview that his appointment was trusted by Yang Qiaoshuang. "Since I have the trust of the minister, I will do everything I can to help those who need my assistance. This is a national task, and I will definitely do my best. "I would like to thank Minister YB for the trust he has placed in me. All I need is to allocate my time well. Earlier, Lee Chong Wei was also appointed as Johor Sports Ambassador by the Regent of Johor, Tunku Ismail.

In 2026, the RTG Executive Committee will be chaired by Yang Qiaoshuang, the previous co-chairman Tan Sri Nosa will be the acting director, and Datuk Stuwer will continue to be the general coordinator. The new members of the Executive Committee are former CEO of the Malaysian National Sports Research Institute Datuk Nam Lan and former secretary of the Malaysian Swimming Association Tang Gui Mei. RTG is expected to announce a new batch of athletes selected to prepare for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics after Eid al-Fitr.