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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's administration has earned recognition for its economic and investment performance, according to the PM's political secretary Datuk Azman Abidin, who says achievements demonstrate capability for continued governance.
Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Chang Lih Kang says Malaysia's expanding high-tech sector is generating strong demand for STEM graduates, with job openings outpacing available talent. The government is investing heavily to build a skilled workforce pipeline.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged that the MADANI Government will continue prioritising educators' welfare and national education system development, emphasising Malaysia's commitment to allocating the highest budget proportion to education among UNESCO member nations.
Malaysia's science ministry is rolling out Techlympics 2026, aiming to attract 1.8 million students and youths aged 6–30 through 90 STEM competitions running July to September, featuring AI learning platforms and nationwide outreach.