Human capital: Balancing development and closing gaps


The government must adopt a long-term plan that empowers the ageing population to lead productive post-retirement lives. — AFP

MALAYSIA faces a dual challenge – a rapidly ageing population and the need for dynamic human capital development.

The recent Budget 2024 announcement reflected the government’s priority on developing new talent that are highly skilled and adaptable to a rapidly evolving world.

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