UN chapter to end poverty in Johor


(Front row, from left) Rashid, Sim, GCMY treasurer and Johor chapter director Edey Suresh and Faroze at the launch of the Johor chapter.

JOHOR BARU: Johor has received its very own chapter in a United Nations (UN) initiative that seeks to end poverty by tapping into the profit of large businesses.

The Johor Chapter was announced during an event organised by the Global Compact Network Malaysia (GCMY) and UN Country Team Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur.

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