Human capital to drive nation ahead


Building a first-class workforce: Sivakumar (centre) posing for a picture with Star Media Group (SMG) senior general manager Sharon Lee during the soft launch of the NHCCE 2023 at M Resorts Hotel in Kuala Lumpur. — SHAARI CHEMAT/ The Star

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PETALING JAYA: One of the most important drivers in the quest for Malaysia to become a fully developed nation lies in having dynamic human capital development policies, says V. Sivakumar.

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