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The Growing Business of International Islamic Schools

Zulfan Haidar, Principal for International Islamic School Malaysia (Secondary) | Zaliza Alias, Director of Idrissi International School

17-Mar-16 08:05

The Growing Business of International Islamic Schools

Private international Islamic schools are becoming increasingly popular in Malaysia. The Breakfast Grille brings together a panel of Islamic school principals to discuss why such schools are gaining popularity, as well as the business of private education in Malaysia. Zulfan Haidar, Principal  for International Islamic School Malaysia (Secondary) and Zaliza Alias, Director of Idrissi International School share their thoughts with BFM. 


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