Better tomorrow: Frontliners, in colourful costumes, at a Covid-19 vaccination centre during the recent National Day. The time for reform is now for Better Malaysia and the future generation.
POST the Covid-19 pandemic world, there remain considerable domestic and external challenges for our national socio-economic development journey.
The social and economic implications from the pandemic would place the government under greater political and competitive pressures to revitalise and reshape our economy, create new industries (smart digitalise, renewable, green, climate change), increase high-quality investment, plus grow skilled and high-income employment.
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