Deputy Prime Minister Strengthens Malaysia-China TVET Cooperation
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Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has just concluded a five-day working visit to China. This official visit aimed to strengthen bilateral relations between Malaysia and China, particularly in the field of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET).
During the visit, both countries agreed to enhance strategic cooperation to advance the TVET sector. This initiative is expected to help Malaysia produce more skilled workers who meet global industry standards and support current economic needs.
In addition to discussing vocational education, the meeting also opened avenues for the exchange of technology and expertise between educational institutions in Malaysia and China. This collaboration is seen as a crucial step to ensure that Malaysian students gain exposure to the latest technologies used at the international level.
This effort is part of the Malaysian government's strategy to empower TVET as a primary career choice for the younger generation. With support from international partners like China, the quality of technical training in Malaysia is expected to continue improving and become more competitive.
Overall, this visit has brought a positive impact on the country's human capital development. The government hopes that the established cooperation will provide long-term benefits to the Malaysian economy and enhance the skill levels of the local workforce.
Sources: The Malaysian Reserve
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