Ministry to extend Prokhas programme to more Orang Asli settlements, says Teo
15 June 2019
According to Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching it would take some time before the project could be implemented as the Orang Asli community would have to be made aware of the importance of education to help them progress. The three-day symposium, themed Smart Industry Reforming The World is participated by 324 boarding school students from Malaysia and other countries including Japan, Vietnam, the Philippines and Indonesia.
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