‘MIB needs effective execution’


For our future: SJK Tamil Serdang students (from left) S. Ghautheam, 11, A. Divya, 11, S. Sarrvind, 12, R. Saranya, 12, and A. Thilagaaraasan, 12, posing with the MIB booklet after its launch at the Putra World Trade Centre in Kuala Lumpur.

PETALING JAYA: The success of the Malaysian Indian Blueprint’s (MIB) is through stringent monitoring and engagement between stakeholders, say economists.

While the MIB is noted as a positive step by the Government to recognise the plight of the bottom 40% Indian households (IB40), effective execution is also critical.

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