Strategy

Bahasa Melayu
Managing the brunt of long-standing youth unemployment

There is an urgent need to address the needs of the vulnerable youngsters worsened by this crisis because youth are the future human capital.
By Sofea Azahar

6 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Be hyper-vigilant with the pandemic of crime

A massive increase in joblessness caused by Covid-19 will lead to more people becoming desperate.
By Nurafifah Suhaimi

6 years ago
Domestic Policy
Social enterprises in Malaysia ― an emerging employment provider

They have the potential on the back of sustainable support and backing from government and society.
By Jason Loh

6 years ago
Law and Human Rights
Unpaid care work is an undervalued contributor to economy

Greater attention to this type of work not only will benefit the economy but it will improve lives by addressing gender inequality.
By Sofea Azahar

6 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Do stricter laws and punishment deter drinking and driving?

By adopting the policies that are more likely to result in drunk drivers being caught and convicted is vital to ensure that laws are known, and people abide by them
By Nurafifah Suhaimi

6 years ago
Domestic Policy
Putting the economy on a strong footing

It pursues the approach of reopening the economy cautiously alongside pushing through the changes needed post-Covid-19.
By Jamari Mohtar

6 years ago
Domestic Policy
Health Certificates Could Be The First Step To Revive The COVID-Affected Domestic Tourism

Since international travel would take a longer time to recover, domestic travel can be a good start to revive the tourism industry.
By Sofea Azahar

6 years ago
Economy and Finance
Look to digitalisation as new source of revenue

DST could be utilised as an expanded source of revenue covering e-commerce and digitalisation.
By Jason Loh

6 years ago
Economy and Finance
Taking advantage of supply chain reconfiguration

We should be thinking about tapping into the changing global supply chain landscape.
By Jason Loh

6 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Malaysia 5.0 ― A National 4IR Policy

Malaysia 5.0 can contribute to a more sustainable and circular economy, where greater well-being is possible for all citizens regardless of age, ethnicity, and class.
By Rais Hussin

6 years ago

There is an urgent need to address the needs of the vulnerable youngsters worsened by this crisis because youth are the future human capital.

A massive increase in joblessness caused by Covid-19 will lead to more people becoming desperate.

They have the potential on the back of sustainable support and backing from government and society.

Greater attention to this type of work not only will benefit the economy but it will improve lives by addressing gender inequality.

By adopting the policies that are more likely to result in drunk drivers being caught and convicted is vital to ensure that laws are known, and people abide by them

It pursues the approach of reopening the economy cautiously alongside pushing through the changes needed post-Covid-19.

Since international travel would take a longer time to recover, domestic travel can be a good start to revive the tourism industry.

DST could be utilised as an expanded source of revenue covering e-commerce and digitalisation.

We should be thinking about tapping into the changing global supply chain landscape.

Malaysia 5.0 can contribute to a more sustainable and circular economy, where greater well-being is possible for all citizens regardless of age, ethnicity, and class.