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(Third from left) Tourism and Culture Ministry Deputy Secretary General (management and monitoring) Dr Junaida Lee Abdullah, with (far left) Prof Hassan, and (second from right) University of Toulouse Jean Jaur

THE hospitality industry in Malaysia has been urged to undertake initiatives to improve certification amongst its workforce.

This move is recommended to help employees face future challenges, particularly competition from countries within the region.

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