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Pahang is channelling more than RM5 million into technical and vocational education this year, focusing on infrastructure, training facilities and the Pahang Rail Academy to prepare youth for future job opportunities.
Malaysia's Ministry of Higher Education will establish a RM55 million community college in Jelai, Pahang, designed to provide vocational training in agriculture and sustainable farming technology for rural communities within 12-18 months.
The Sultan of Pahang has expressed gratitude to federal and state authorities for their investments in infrastructure projects, particularly flood mitigation efforts in vulnerable areas like Sungai Lembing ahead of the monsoon season.
The Federal Government has greenlit RM278.9 million in annual development spending for the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department, supporting 86 projects—27 new and 59 ongoing—across the nation as part of the 13th Malaysia Plan.