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The 88 Captains charity organisation in Penang has awarded over RM1 million in scholarships to 44 students across five institutions, while launching initiatives to bridge the education-industry gap and address mental health in schools.
The Johor Talent Development Council has placed 8,537 young professionals in jobs paying over RM4,000 monthly since November 2024, offering competitive opportunities that rival neighbouring Singapore while improving work-life balance.
Melaka's Chief Minister Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh has called on accomplished professionals from the state to collaborate with the government, leveraging their experience and networks to nurture emerging talent and create opportunities for future generations.
Malaysia's Finance Minister Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan has stressed that the banking industry must combine artificial intelligence with human judgment, ethical leadership, and robust talent development to ensure financial stability and future readiness.
Malaysia's Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry will prioritise talent development as the nation prepares to host the 23rd ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Science, Technology and Innovation in June 2027, with focus on emerging technologies and TVET collaboration.