Malaysia, China agree to establish TVET institutions for new fields

Malaysia and China have agreed to establish Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions to provide Malaysian students skills in new fields, including electric vehicles, artificial intelligence, communications and digitalisation, and solar power technology.

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  • Journal, YSEALI Summit 2023

Rising Stars: Shaping Education for the Future in Southeast Asia

In Southeast Asia, YSEALI alumni Krittanan Punch and YouEang Hoeurn are transforming education by tackling communication barriers and fostering inclusivity. Krittanan leverages his role as a lecturer to enhance language skills in Thailand, while YouEang champions educational equality in Cambodia through community and policy engagement. Their combined efforts exemplify the powerful impact of dedicated leadership on improving access to quality education and building a more equitable future.
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A Tale of Champions: Empowering Southeast Asian Agriculture

In Southeast Asia, three YSEALI alumni are redefining agricultural empowerment. Gita Swasti in Indonesia, Leonisia Guterres Belo in Timor-Leste, and Zien Lew in Malaysia leverage education, strategic partnerships, and deep local insights to enhance farmer resilience and prosperity. Their commitment exemplifies how leadership and tailored initiatives can profoundly impact economic empowerment and sustainability in agriculture, paving the way for a brighter, more prosperous future in the region.

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