Govt committed to supporting Indian entrepreneurs through various initiatives


KUALA LUMPUR: The government is committed to ensuring that the Indian community and entrepreneurs in the country continue to receive support through the implementation of various entrepreneurship and career development programmes.

In fact, Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives Deputy Minister Datuk Seri R. Ramanan (pic) said that under the 2025 Budget, the government has allocated RM130mil for the benefit of the Indian community, RM100mil of which was allocated to the Malaysian India Community Transformation Unit (Mitra) and the other RM30mil to the Indian Community Entrepreneur Development Scheme (Spumi) under Tekun Nasional.

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