The allocation MyBrain has never reached the Ministry of Education – Maszlee – BorneoPost Online | Borneo, Malaysia, Sarawak Daily News

Maszlee (center) launches the 2017 Annual Report of the 2013-2025 National Plan of Education (MIPP). On the right, the general director of Education Datuk, Dr. Amin Senin, while on the second left, the Secretary-General Datuk, Dr. Mohd Gazali Abas, Photo Bernama

PUTRAJAYA: The decision of postponing the program MyBrain15 is due to the fact that Ministry of Education

The Minister of Education, Dr. Maszlee Malik, said that it was a political gesture of the previous government because the allocation of 90 million RM was insufficient to meet the academic needs of beneficiaries

. "The ministry is always concerned about the future and supports all efforts to ensure that people have access to higher education and doctoral degrees," he told reporters after the launch of the 2017 annual report. National Plan for Education. (PPPM) 2013-2025.

At the talk show "Bicara Khas Bersama Menteri & # 39; On RTM on July 25, Maszlee said that the MyBrain program, he said the program had been postponed because the previous government had left a huge debt.

Maszlee added that the allocation of RM612 million was however subject to the approval of the Ministry of Finance. and the Economic Planning Unit, as well as the current economic situation.

"I said" postponed "because the approval did not come from us.

" If it is us, we want everyone to study, but the fund The allocation depends on the Ministry of Finance. "

Maszlee pointed out that the Ministry of Education would not forget the 10,000 beneficiaries of the MyBrain program

" It's just that the decision is not between our hands. I will continue to help and ensure cooperation.

"They will have to be patient," he says.

Commenting on the forum entitled "Should we rewrite our history books?", Maszlee said the ministry would consult with historians and conduct studies before making a decision on the issue.

"I have to get expert advice because they will be the mainstays of studies of national history," he said.

During the forum, panelists said that the content of the history books in the country was the propaganda of the previous government and should be reviewed.

The three-day forum also said that leftist fighters like the Malaysian Communist Party (MCP) should also be recognized. – Bernama