PUTRAJAYA, Nov 7 — The government will expedite the allocation of between RM30 million and RM40 million to train young civil servants in specific fields, such as artificial...
Asus Malaysia replies local artist demanding take down of brand’s Israeli social media posts, in solidarity with under-siege PalestinePrime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the training for civil servants is seen as an urgent need since the country is highly dependent on external consultants, which is very costly.
He added that at a recent meeting with the Chief Secretary to the Government, Tan Sri Mohd Zuki Ali, and the director-general of Public Service , Datuk Seri Zulkapli Mohamed, he decided that sufficient allocations should be given to young and experienced workers to gain special training and exposure either at private companies or leading universities.
Anwar also proposed other new fields that could be explored, such as digital transformation, food technology, cybersecurity, military and national border issues.
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