Padu will allow for better data-driven policies and decisions, says Rafizi


PETALING JAYA: The soon-to-be launched national central database hub (Padu) will be fully owned and made by the government with no private contractors involved, says Rafizi Ramli.

In a Facebook post on Thursday (Dec 28), the Economy Minister outlined that Padu was a fully internal government project developed through the joint efforts of only civil servants from various agencies.

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