Malaysia needs skilled workforce to woo investors - Azmin

BernamaPublished: Jul 11, 2020 6:53 AM

Malaysia needs a highly trained and skilled workforce in order to attract high-technology investments to meet its development agenda, said International Trade and Industry Minister Azmin Ali.

Azmin said areas that need trained workers include automation, logistics, chemical, and wastewater treatment, and printing technology.

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