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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned that Malaysia cannot become a developed nation if its people remain entrenched in divisive thinking. Speaking at UiTM Permatang Pauh, he urged the younger generation to unite and drive change through dialogue rather than hatred.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is conducting a two-day working visit to Penang starting tonight, where he will launch programmes spanning Islamic education, vocational training, halal commerce and cultural heritage restoration.
The fourth National Training Week 2026 launches tomorrow, providing thousands of free courses and skills training to Malaysians of all ages. Organised by HRD Corp and the Ministry of Human Resources, the initiative spans AI, digital marketing, drone operations and more.
Kelantan's new TeknoVocasX Academy campus will begin admitting students in October, offering hands-on technical training in automotive and electrical technology to create local employment opportunities and reduce youth migration from the state.
The Ministry of Youth and Sports has instructed all Youth and Sports Skills Training Institutions to consider granting special leave to students who wish to vote in elections, ensuring young people can exercise their democratic rights without compromising their training.
Tabung Haji and Bank Islam have jointly unveiled the DAYA INSANI programme with RM1 million in initial funding to provide skills training and employment opportunities for economically disadvantaged youth and orphans.