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Proper Implementation Of TERAJU Initiatives Needed

Ahmad Yazid Othman, Secretary General, The Malay Chamber of Commerce

11-Dec-23 08:45

Proper Implementation Of TERAJU Initiatives Needed

TERAJU was established in 2011 under the Prime Minister's Department to increase Bumiputera participation in the economy, but how successful has this agency been in delivering its mandate? As the government relooks at its strategy to uplift the Bumiputera economy, more focus needs to be done on its proper implementation and ensure support is given to those who need it. Ahmad Yazid Othman, Secretary General at The Malay Chamber of Commerce gives an assessment of TERAJU and what is needed to make it effective.

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Produced by: Moh Heng Ying

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar, Keith Kam, Anwar Mahbob


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