Prioritising human capital development


FOR Malaysia to become a high-income country, human capital development must continue to be a key priority says TalentCorp Malaysia.

Presently, various government ministries are helping to bridge existing skills gaps in the labour market with interventions and initiatives, a TalentCorp spokesperson said in an email interview with Sunday Star. TalentCorp is the national agency driving Malaysia's talent strategy under the aegis of the Human Resources Ministry.

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