Ensure graduates are retained to help in development, Sarawakians told


A graduate receiving her scroll from Taib (second from left) while KLT principal Eric Wong (left) and Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Wong Soon Koh look on.

SIBU: The state needs to retain its home-grown talents to help it achieve a high-income economy by the year 2030.

It will also need to ensure that 30% of its people receive tertiary education by that time, said Head of State Tun Abdul Taib Mahmud.

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