Keeping youth up to speed


Fostering youth development: (From left) MTDC Technology Development Division director Mariamah Daud, Mohammad Hazani, Shahrul Affendi and KBS Youth Skills Development Division assistant director Liyana Haminudin at the MoU signing ceremony.

TO thrive in the digital age, Malaysian youth need to be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge.

Marking a significant milestone in the government’s commitment to foster youth development and drive technological innovation, the Youth and Sports Ministry (KBS) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Malaysian Technology Development Corporation (MTDC) recently.

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