Sharing thoughts: Sim (second from right) with TalentCorp chairman Wong Shu Qi (right) and TalentCorp chief executive officer Thomas Mathew (third from right) chatting with Malaysian students during the Salam Dari Malaysia event held in Singapore. — THOMAS YONG/The Star
SINGAPORE: Malaysians living and working abroad are an asset to the country and can contribute to Malaysia’s development no matter where they are located, says Human Resources Minister Steven Sim.
He said the ministry, through TalentCorp, wants to reach out to the Malaysian diaspora scattered around the world.
