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Malaysia Sets Larger Budget, with Priority on Education

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  • Over 19 per cent of total budget allocated for education, with defence budget slashed by over 10 per cent
  • Budget deficit will be pushed to the highest in five years, with reliance on oil revenue from state oil company Petronas

Malaysia’s Pakatan Harapan government on Friday announced a federal budget that prioritises institutional reform, the promotion of entrepreneurship and the socioeconomic well-being of Malaysians….

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