Cirdap countries can explore opportunities in TVET programmes, says Rubiah


MELAKA: Centre on Integrated Rural Development For Asia and the Pacific (Cirdap) countries can explore opportunities in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programmes which hold significant potential for advancing skills development, fostering regional cooperation and promoting sustainable agriculture and rural development.

Rural and Regional Development Deputy Minister Datuk Rubiah Wang said by leveraging the strengths and resources, Malaysia and Cirdap countries can strengthen collaboration in TVET programmes to promote skills development, economic growth and social inclusion in the Asia-Pacific region.

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