NEW YORK: The Government is looking into ways to attract skilled Malaysians to return and contribute to the country in a move to address the threat of brain drain the country is facing now, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
Anwar said the relevant ministries, including International Trade and Industry Ministry , Economy Ministry and Higher Education Ministry, are currently engaging those who can contribute to return and be placed at specific areas of competence to help Malaysia. “I am sure this can be done, it is ongoing...and we should, as you know we are now encountering the problem of brain drain in the past years.
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