We are working to improve the national system, says Muhyiddin


Catching up: Muhyiddin and his wife Puan Sri Nooraini Abdul Rahman mingling with the Malaysians in Dubai. - Bernama

DUBAI: Improvements to the Malaysian education system is a continuous process and whatever changes that are made for the betterment of students cannot be done overnight, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said.

He said Malaysia was ranked 11th in the World Education Service Report of preferred destinations for higher education with the number of international students having increased to 93,000 now from 86,000 in 2010.

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