Mohd Zuki retires, expresses willingness to continue serving the country


PUTRAJAYA: Tan Sri Mohd Zuki Ali, who officially retired on Friday (Aug 9) after being in the public service for over three decades, has expressed willingness to continue serving the country.

Mohd Zuki, who assumed the position of the chief secretary to the government in 2019, said his 32 years and seven months in public service have been a challenging yet fulfilling experience.

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