DRIVING SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM


Sim (centre) speaking to the audience as (from left) the moderator, Dr Mohammed Azman, Mansukh, Paraguay’s Labour, Employment and Social Security Minister Monica Recalde De Giacomi and Senegal’s Civil Service, Labour and Public Service Reform Minister Olivier Boucal look on during the second part of the World Social Security Summit at KLCC yesterday. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: Conversations surrounding the evolution of social security coverage to serve a rapidly evolving work landscape took centrestage at the World Social Security Forum (WSSF) 2025.

Government leaders discussed evolving social security amid shifting work landscapes, focusing on turning challenges like ageing populations and technological change into equitable, sustainable protection.

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