CYBERJAYA: There should be no elements of sabotage in any organisation in order to give the best service to the people, said Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) chief executive officer Datuk Dr Rahmah Mohamed.
There should be no elements of sabotage in any organisation in order to give the best service to the people, said Malaysian Qualifications Agency chief executive officer Datuk Dr Rahmah Mohamed.
Rahmah said Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad often reminded civil servants of their responsibility in carrying out their tasks with full dedication while not losing sight of the nation’s interest.
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