Vital to boost human capital development


MANY of us are familiar with the Government’s Vision 2020 aspiration to see Malaysia achieve a national per capita income of at least US$15,000, which allows us to be classified as an advanced economy.

But we must not forget that there are targets in several other areas that together form the platform on which the country stands as it rises to that income level.

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