Penang has to stem brain drain as it is not rich in natural resources, says Governor


GEORGE TOWN: Penang’s ability to attract and keep human talent is crucial for its economic success since it does not have much natural resources, said Yang di-Pertua Negri Tun Abdul Rahman Abbas.

“I was very happy to see a lively National Day celebration this year which saw the involvement of all parties in the spirit of Merdeka and unity.

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