Culinary skills to escape poverty cycle


The participants getting cookies ready for baking as representatives from Ajinomoto, Hope Worldwide Malaysia, MIB and JCl Kuala Lumpur look on.

FOR Ajinomoto (Malaysia) Bhd, the New Year is to be celebrated as the hope of life.

As a way to wrap up 2016, Ajinomoto Group organised a social and skill development programme called “Hope of Life with Culinary Arts” in collaboration with Hope Worldwide Malaysia, Malaysian Institute of Baking (MIB) and Junior Chamber International (JCI) Kuala Lumpur.

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