KUCHING: Sarawak’s Welfare, Women and Family Development Minister has indicated that the state will not back down from its English as second official language policy.
Datuk Fatimah Abdullah, who keeps a watching brief on education for the state, said the Sarawak government wanted as many people as possible to be bilingual.
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