KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 15 — A paradigm shift must be made by leveraging market opportunities with new innovations, reforming business models and disruptive technologies as potential game changer to accelerate growth of all sectors in the Muslim world, said National Recovery Council chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
Muhyiddin noted that the strength of human capital must be optimised by prioritising skills enhancement in the workforce, particularly in areas of high value growth such as technology, financial services, and energy. “Empowering the role of government-linked companies as forefront in regional integration, meanwhile, will enhance the focus and mandate to drive economic growth and development,” he said.
Malaysia, for instance, he said, has remained a key player under the Global Islamic Economy Indicator since the past decade, driven by a strong Islamic finance ecosystem and creative initiatives.
I always like to read these kinds of impressively worded speeches. Just wonder though whether the boomers giving the speeches understand the subject matter or have an idea on how to operationalise these ideas. Happens in the corporate world too
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