MCRA: Govt’s plan to delete ‘PR’ in Malaysia’s citizenship laws will affect ‘red IC’ natives’ children the most, remove foundlings’ protection
Deputy Human Resource Minister Datuk Seri Abdul Rahman Mohamad said this data was obtained from TalentCorp’s report based on the number of applications received by the agency from Malaysian professionals working abroad during that period. Abdul Rahman said that among the initiatives implemented to attract members of the Malaysian diaspora to return to Malaysia included providing job opportunities, sharing labour market information and education for children. — Bernama
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