Proud moment: Hasan (centre) and Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry chief secretary Datuk Alias Ahmad (third from left) posing for photographs with the excellence award recipients in Putrajaya.
PUTRAJAYA: More than 60,000 job opportunities are expected to be created by 2020 under the Government’s plans to modernise traditional sundry shops and automotive workshops.
Tukar, or the Retail Shop Transformation Programme, is expected to generate 51,450 jobs and contribute RM5.5bil to the gross national income (GNI), said Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumer-ism Minister Datuk Hasan Malek.
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