The government says it will focus on developing the electric vehicle (EV) sector under its New Industrial Master Plan 2030 (NIMP 2030), which was unveiled on September 1. According to deputy investment, trade and industry minister Liew Chin Tong, policies related to EVs are set to be reviewed every few months to ensure that the sector’s growth is supported.
“The EV sector is new. We will have a national EV steering committee (NEVSC) meeting soon,” he told the Dewan Rakyat yesterday. He said this in reply to a question from Puah Wee Tse (PH-Tebrau), who raised the point on EV ownership being beyond the means of most Malaysians and asked about efforts to promote EV usage.
Earlier, Liew said EV technical and vocational education and training (TVET) programmes would begin in early 2024. He said this was in line with the government’s effort to develop EV technology-related talent, and that the NEVSC had been tasked to ensure the availability of EV programmes in higher education centres, as Bernama reports.
“Following that, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia has been appointed as a national electric vehicle task force (NEVTF) member to coordinate research and talent development related to EV technology among local universities,” he said.
He added that the human resource ministry’s skills development department, in partnership with the industry lead body (ILB), has developed a national skills employment standard related to EVs for TVET education and training.
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Let the foreign companies invest into our country without middleman interference since the government from the previous till now are both embarassingly stupid
Then how about all bumiputera AP holders.. since merdeka
This is 2023 and you are still thinking that AP holders handled by bumis? LOLLLL
ETCM, berjaya alliance, bermaz, sime darby ehhh?
open Ap and franchise AP are different you know
It is a shame that even though we identified future sexy industries, we don’t have those talents.
The reality is that they are SPM dropouts who terrorise our road by breaking the traffic laws being grab/panda/shoppee motorcyclists, and rempit by the night
Another self-hate Malaysian. We don’t twitter snowflake here!
After losing so much in conventional car industry, these people think they can be successful by having another good head start in EV. They failed to realize it’s the brain and attitude, not where you start. And budaya tidur (like in Malaysia Airlines) is definitely not one of them.