Home and defence ministries to outline new initiative for Blue Ocean Strategy
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Low cost, high impact, rapidly executed initiatives Malaysia is moving fast towards 2020. As the backbone of the country, the public service needs to continue to transforms and utilise new approaches to ensure that Vision 2020 is realised. Taking cognisance of this, the National Blue Ocean Strategy (NBOS) was introduced as an approach..more |
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KUALA LUMPUR : The Home and Defence Ministries are drawing up a new initiative to strengthen the National Blue Ocean Strategy(NBOS), Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said today. more |
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