Muslim world at risk of falling futher behind without serious investment in STEM

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CAIRO: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has reminded the Muslim world that they are at risk of being further left behind without decisive and s...

: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has reminded the Muslim world that they are at risk of being further left behind without decisive and sustained investment in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education.

“These sectors are critical not only to economic growth but to addressing urgent issues – from healthcare crises to environmental degradation – that cannot wait for tomorrow’s solutions. “We must establish strong cybersecurity frameworks, build resilient digital infrastructures, and ensure that the next generation is prepared to navigate and shape a rapidly evolving digital landscape,” he said during his public lecture titled “Stronger Together: A Vision For The Muslim Ummah Through Tech, Social and Economic Empowerment” at the Al-Azhar University here on Sunday.

Anwar said equally crucial is the need for large-scale, transnational collaborations in science as well as joint ventures in space exploration, astronomy, marine science, and high-performance computing among the Muslim world as the fields are no longer luxuries but necessities.

 

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