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The government can provide policies, funding and an enabling ecosystem, but human capital development cannot be achieved by the government alone.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said this in a speech read by Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abd Kadir at the launch of Pertubuhan Gabungan Mukmin Nasional’s Mukmin Skills platform on Sunday (Aug 9).

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00:00Initiate the launch of Movement Scales in 3, 2, 1
00:15And to our international delegates and businesses, business leaders here tonight, let me also say this
00:21We welcome your confidence in Malaysia
00:25And we welcome you to bring more investment and business opportunities here
00:31Our responsibility is to ensure that every new investment coming into Malaysia translates into real opportunities for our people
00:43We are preparing our workforce with the right skills so that when industries arrive, Malaysia will be ready
00:54With the talent, the ecosystem and the capacity to grow together with you
01:00Ladies and gentlemen, the next step today is to ensure that skills translate into real progress
01:12We must build an ecosystem where better skills lead to better jobs, higher incomes and a more secure future
01:25This is what human capital development should ultimately achieve
01:30We are not simply producing workers for the economy
01:36We are creating pathways for social mobility, that's lifting families and allowing the next generation to go further than the
01:48generations before them
01:50I have always believed that talent is universal
01:57But opportunity is not
02:00Talent can emerge from any family, any community and any background
02:08But access to opportunity may not always be equal
02:14So our task is to connect that talent with the right opportunity
02:22We should not allow a young person to be left behind simply because he or she does not know where
02:32to access training, certification or industrial opportunities
02:40Nor should talents remain unrealized simply because the right doors were never opened
02:48This is where I see an important role for movement skills as a bridge between talent and skills
02:56between skills and industry and ultimately between potentials and success
03:02Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, government can provide policies, funding and the ecosystem
03:13But human capital development cannot be delivered by government alone
03:18It requires a whole of nation approach
03:24Bringing together government, industry and educational institutions, professionals and communities
03:34And in this context, the launch of Mu'min skills is timely
03:39Mu'min brings together more than 150 Indian Muslim organizations under one network
03:50And I want to see the strength of this community network transformed into a powerful talent network
03:58I want to see more young people receiving industrial recognized training and professional certification
04:09More partnership creating apprenticeship, internship and direct employment
04:16And more ultimately, more young Malaysians emerging as technologists, professionals, entrepreneurs, industries, leaders
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