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      The 13th Malaysia Plan (RMK-13) sets the stage for Malaysia’s economic transformation towards 2031, charting a roadmap to become a high-income and innovation-driven nation. Placing the rakyat at the center of growth, the plan emphasizes workforce transformation through digital adoption, sustainability, and talent development. These priorities reflect Malaysia’s push to build a people-centered economy that supports long-term resilience and competitiveness.

      The roadmap outlines key areas for sustainable workforce development, creating new jobs, enhancing digital and green skills, and improving social protection to ensure a skilled, future-ready workforce. For organizations, RMK-13 offers a clear direction to align workforce strategies with national development goals while accelerating growth in the digital and green economy.

      In our whitepaper, Translating RMK-13 into people impact, we explore how businesses can turn these national priorities into practical workforce strategies. This includes investing in lifelong learning, upskilling talent in high-growth sectors, and embedding sustainable workforce practices. The paper also highlights how organizations can play a pivotal role in Malaysia’s transformation journey, building a workforce that grows in tandem with the nation, while keeping people at the heart of progress.

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      Ahmad Nasri Abdul Wahab

      Partner – Head, People & Change Advisory Services

      KPMG in Malaysia

      Sharmini Ann Jacob

      Executive Director, Business Transformation - People & Change

      KPMG in Malaysia