MACC declares HRD Corp's governance monitoring complete after reforms
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission announced that HRD Corp has finished its governance monitoring following the implementation of all agreed improvements.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has concluded its oversight of the Human Resource Development Corporation after the agency fulfilled all stipulated improvement measures. A letter dated Oct 26 marked the monitoring as completed. Chairman Ruslan Jaafar attributed the success to assistance from Human Resources Minister R. Ramanan Ramakrishnan, the corporation's senior team and MACC itself.
He praised chief executive Shamir Aziz for building on a solid foundation and steering the organization forward. Jaafar affirmed that HRD Corp will continue to uphold high levels of integrity, accountability and good governance as it advances Malaysia's human capital development. The corporation manages funds for training, retraining and skill upgrades across the nation.
Why it matters
It signals that a key Malaysian agency overseeing workforce development has met anti-corruption standards, boosting confidence in its governance.
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