Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow listens to an explanation from the Permatang Pasir National High School student representative, Arash Badlishah Huzainol Hisham, 17, about his team’s creation robot known as Pasiran Rex at a ceremony donation in the form of travel sponsorship by the Jabil company in George Town, March 28, 2024.
He said the issue of STEM human capital was also raised at the 31st Northern Corridor Implementation Authority meeting chaired by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim yesterday. Commenting on the federal government’s target for the Northern Corridor Economic Region to record RM367.8 billion in investment by 2030, Chow, who is also the State Finance, Economic Development, Land and Communications Committee chairman said Penang is optimistic about achieving the target.
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