Five new initiatives to boost capital market

Five new initiatives will be in place to ensure Malaysia’s capital market remains competitive and has what it takes to continue driving the economic and national growth agendas.

In announcing this, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the initiatives were core issues that needed to be tackled and which, if left unaddressed, would risk undermining the country’s sustainable growth.

* SME growth

* Innovation development

* Double tax reduction , incentives & training allowances (SK1M, Re-employ women - gender diversity)
* Market management
* Compensation fund  


(Boost competitiveness - sustainable economic growth)


Hope these strategic planning and decision could transform into effective implementation in order to achieve the anticipate objectives. 

Education ministry to improve current education system

The Education ministry is aiming to boost the country's education system to be on par or better than other developed nations, said Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

The deputy prime minister said the country's current education system was good but must be made better.

Education is the key to development. With good human capital, the country can grow further. The Government will, however, need about 10 to 15 years to achieve an education system that was on par or better the ones in developed countries.