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Two prominent Malaysian entertainment figures—actor-director Mohd Sabri Yunus and television presenter Ahmad Fedtri Yahya—have enrolled at Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris to pursue Master's degrees through the APEL.Q accreditation pathway.
Malaysia's tax authority LHDN has launched registration for its National Taxation Seminar 2026, offering two online sessions in October to brief professionals on Budget 2027 proposals and key taxation changes.
The Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) has stressed that the nation's accountancy profession must modernise into a trust-centred, value-driven sector to boost Malaysia's economic competitiveness while adapting to technological transformation and sustainability demands.
Malaysia's Institute of Public Administration has launched a specialised workshop targeting Munsyi Muda Bahasa language officers nationwide. The initiative aims to enhance their technical skills in translation, dictionary literacy, and official document preparation to maintain accuracy in government communications.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has highlighted talent development and artificial intelligence readiness as key priorities during discussions with Balai Ikhtisas Malaysia, positioning professionals as essential partners in advancing the nation's competitiveness and MADANI agenda.