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Sabah human capital and leadership development

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2026-10-08 05:20 UTC → 2026-10-29 12:42 UTC · added ~~removed~~

Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Haji Noor has focused on human capital development as a primary driver for the state’s economic and social growth. ~~Initially, the Chief Minister~~ He has emphasized ~~the need for~~ a balanced education system that combines religious ~~instruction~~ instruction, such as Al-Quran education, with academic, technical, and vocational skills (TVET) to produce well-rounded professionals. This focus ~~on development~~ has progressed into specific leadership ~~initiatives, such as the~~ and youth initiatives. The Sabah Maju Jaya (SMJ) Fellow ~~program. The Chief Minister described~~ program, recently marked by the ~~program~~ commissioning of the 5.0 cohort, is intended as an investment in future state leadership, ~~urging participants to develop maturity~~ with an emphasis on developing maturity, confidence, and networking capabilities. ~~He further called on~~ The Chief Minister has urged state-linked companies to integrate youth talent development into their core business agendas rather than treating it as a secondary corporate social responsibility initiative. To support these goals, the state government has allocated RM98.06 million to the Ministry of Youth Development, Sports, and Creative Economy for 2026. This funding targets human capital development, youth association grants, and entrepreneurship through the Sabah Youth Entrepreneur Scheme (SYABAS). Further efforts to engage young people include the Chief Minister’s Young Thinkers platform for policy formulation and the SMJ Friendly House program for young families.

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