Developing AI Talent Will Strengthen Malaysia's Regional Standing: PM Anwar
Translated from Malay, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that developing AI talent will strengthen Malaysia's regional standing.
- He emphasized the need for professional community involvement in enhancing national innovation and talent development.
- Anwar highlighted the government's appreciation for professionals as strategic partners in boosting competitiveness and the Madani agenda.
Malaysia can solidify its position as a regional hub for professional excellence by focusing on developing artificial intelligence (AI) talent and preparing professionals for the AI era, according to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
Anwar made these remarks during a courtesy visit from the Malaysian Professional Center (BIM) delegation, led by its president, Prof. ChM Dr. Juan Joon Ching. He stressed that the active participation of the professional community is crucial for the government to enhance the nation's capabilities in innovation and talent development.
The government values the role of the professional community as strategic partners in strengthening the nation's competitiveness, driving innovation, and realizing the Madani agenda for the people's well-being.
"The government values the role of the professional community as strategic partners in strengthening the nation's competitiveness, driving innovation, and realizing the Madani agenda for the people's well-being," Anwar stated in a Facebook post.
He also accepted an invitation to attend Malaysia Professional Day, an event that recognizes the contributions of professionals to national development. Anwar expressed hope that the close collaboration between the government and the professional community would continue to foster integrity, competitiveness, and leadership for Malaysia's advancement.
Hopefully, close cooperation between the government and the professional community will continue to be strengthened to produce more talents who are integrous, competitive, and lead Malaysia forward.
Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.