Prof Kamal (second from right) exchanging documents with Mohd Razali (second from left) at the signing ceremony. Looking on are MPC corporate and planning development manager Shezlina Zakaria (left) and Uniten Chancellor Foundation director Mohamad Ishak Mohamad Ibrahim (right).
UNIVERSITI Tenaga Nasional (Uniten) has signed a pact with Malaysia Productivity Corp (MPC) to strengthen its decade-long partnership to foster and grow an innovative and creative culture. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Uniten Chancellor Foundation and MPC will see the government agency being involved in more programmes for students through knowledge sharing, benchmarking, evaluation and certification processes especially in entrepreneurial and community outreach programmes.
During the signing ceremony held recently, Uniten vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Kamal Nashar-uddin Mustapha said among the outreach programmes planned are the Inspirational Success talks for Forms Four and Five students around Selangor.
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