Microsoft to help Malaysia realise its digital dreams


PUTRAJAYA: Over one million Malaysians are set to benefit from Microsoft’s digital upskilling project, as part of the tech company’s “Bersama Malaysia” initiative.

Microsoft Malaysia managing director K. Raman said the company was committed to empowering Malaysians of all socio-economic backgrounds, including fresh graduates, rural folk and people with disabilities, with digital skills.

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