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Wednesday, 28 Apr 2021 11:35 PM MYT
PUTRAJAYA, April 28 The secretaries-general (KSU) of ministries and heads of departments are required to send a report on the number of officers who will be involved in the internal job rotation to the Public Service Department (PSD) by the end of this month.
PSD director-general, Tan Sri Mohd Khairul Adib Abd Rahman said that the department had issued a letter giving a period of one month to all departments to carry out job rotation.
“We ask that officers who hold sensitive positions undergo job rotation. The rotation is not new but sometimes department heads forget.
“We remind and ask KSU and department heads to report to PSD and we ask that 50 per cent of the officers be rotated,” he told the media after witnessing the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) between Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) and Beijing Jiatong University (BJTU), China here today.
Universities of China, Malaysia join hands to cultivate railway talents
Xinhua
28 Apr 2021, 22:49 GMT+10
PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia, April 28 (Xinhua) Beijing Jiaotong University of China and the University of Malaysia Pahang signed an agreement on Wednesday on the offering of dual degree programs related to railway to jointly cultivate Malaysian talents in the field. According to the Memorandum of Agreement signed between the two universities, three railway related programs of dual bachelor s degrees will be offered initially, including civil engineering, mechanical/vehicle engineering as well as electrical engineering. The tuition fee would be covered by Malaysia s Public Service Department. Students will spend the first two years in the University of Malaysia Pahang before continuing their studies in Beijing Jiaotong University for another two and a half years. Upon graduation, they will be conferred dual degrees by the two universities respectively. Sixty Malaysian students are