THE Penang government is committed in ensuring more women are involved at the decision-making and policy formulation level.
Penang social development and non-Islamic religious affairs committee chairman Chong Eng said the gender inclusiveness policy that was adopted in March 2019 by the state government was aimed at achieving gender balance at every level of an organisation.
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