Webinars 

Covid-19 has added to the complexity of problems facing education in Malaysia with digital learning still delayed and lost school days handicapping students.

Add to this a polarised education system, falling standards, irrelevant syllabus, digital thrust in shambles, unemployable graduates, dual language problems - education in Malaysia seems a veritable, insoluble problem.

What does it take to shake it up, move with the times and provide quality, relevant education?

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Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s Vision 2020 has crumbled to dust - it was obvious Malaysia will not become developed, according to World Bank standards this year.

The new 10-year Shared Prosperity Vision, announced October last year with Mahathir as Prime Minister looks short on the real stuff to inject some pep, verve and spirit into the economy.

What will it take to put a moribund economy back on track and go back to the basics - growth with equity? How do you make the economy more productive - the only way to increase incomes?

What policies do you implement for the short, medium and long terms and what is needed to make this happen?

The webinar forum was moderated by P. Gunasegaram, executive director of Sekhar Institute and editorial consultant at The Vibes and Patrick Teoh as the MC of the webinar.

Opening address by - Datuk (Dr.) Vinod Sekhar, founder of Sekhar Institute

Speakers:
1. Prof Jomo Sundaram - economist and former member of the Council of Eminent Persons
2. Dr Firas Raad - country manager for Malaysia, World Bank
3. Tawfik Ismail - social activist, former MP and corporate figure
4. Lee Hwok Aun, economist, currently senior fellow at the ISEAS-Yusuf Ishak Singapore
5. Professor Graham Kendall - Provost, CEO and Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nottingham, Malaysia

This event is a Sekhar Institute initiative supported by the Vibes.

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