Insight - The necessity of reform


Some pupils with their face masks and face shields while attending classes during school reopening at SK Perempuan Methodist, Penang. Starpic by LIM BENG TATT/The Star/22 July 2020.

STRENGTHENING greater socio-economic resilience, reforming strong and credible institutions as well as maintaining stable political system should be central to “Building Back Better” Malaysia.

It is important that various institutions and public policies reorientate, reset and refocus growth-inclusiveness-sustainable according to the changing circumstances and times.

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