Comprehensive solution to tackle brain drain


SEPANG: The brain drain, especially among the youth, needs to be looked at comprehensively, including economic problems concerning them, says Deputy Youth and Sports Minister Adam Adli Abdul Halim.He said emerging issues in the matter of the youth economy must be identified so that solutions can be put in place.

“It is not necessary to focus on one issue to solve it 100%, but we must have a method to solve it,” he told a press conference after the Malaysian eSports Team Send Off programme at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport here yesterday.

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