Sustainable manpower and skills needed for nation to grow


MANPOWER is a crucial, if not the most critical component for Malaysia to become a fully developed nation by 2020.

However, there is a worrying trend when our own highly educated and skilled manpower such as scientists, accountants, nurses and doctors leave for other countries in search of greener pastures or for other reasons.

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