Rid hardcore poverty via co-ops

Kota Kinabalu: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor is confident the cooperative movement in Sabah – which has 1,707 registered cooperatives and more than 350,000 members under the Malaysian Cooperative Commission (SKM) – can help eradicate extreme poverty in the State.

Related Keywords

Selangor ,Malaysia ,Kota Kinabalu ,Sabah ,Malaysian ,Koperasi Usahawan Tawau Berhad ,Hajiji Noor ,Asia Pacific ,Malaysian Cooperative Commission ,National Cooperative Day ,Revolving Capital Fund ,Sabah Maju Jaya Future Development Plan ,Entrepreneur Development ,Fast Programme ,Sabah International Convention Centre ,Asia Pacific Cooperative Youth Summit In Sabah ,Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor ,Koperasi Kakitangan Sawit Kinabalu Sabah Berhad ,Koperasi Borneo Malaysia Berhad ,Sabah Maju Jaya ,Future Development Plan ,State Government ,Cooperative Ministry ,Capital Fund ,Chief Minister ,Asia Pacific Cooperative Youth Summit ,News ,Newspaper ,Headlines ,Orneo ,Ocal ,Ational ,Business ,Port ,Obile ,