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Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan62604 Putrajaya.Tel:03-88846425Faks:03-88846284\n\nTARIKH:01 OGOS 2025(JUMAAT)BERITA HARIAN    UTUSAN M'’SIAN.STRAITS TIMES□ THE STAR□ SINAR HARIAN|  \n    \nTo curb the rise in non-com-municable diseases,the govern-ment will exDand\"pro-health'taxes on tobacco products andliquor to drive behaviouralchange.  \n\"(This includes)addressing therising cost of living,slow wagegrowth,transition to an ageingnation,environmental degrada-tion and the impact of climatechange,\"he added.  \nMeasures to makehigh-income nationthat takes care of itspeople  \nReliance on foreign workerswill be reduced from 15 per centto 10 per cent by 2030  \nAnwar said the governmentwould be inclusive to ensure allMalaysians benefit from thecountry's development.  \nHe said to support the effort,amulti-tiered levy mechanism willbe enforced more comprehen-sively to encourage employers toshift towards automation,mech-anisation and the hiring ofMalaysians.  \n## KUALA LUMPUR\n\nTo boost education outcomes,the government would review op-timal school hours,evaluate theeffectiveness of special schools,and enhance education modelsfor gifted and talented students,Anwar said.  \n## MA     ₁  .2025  P6ALAYSIA unvelled itslatest five-year planyesterday,aiming totransition the coun-try towards an innovation-led,high-income and value-driveneconomy while providing an in-clusive social system for the peo-ple.\n\n### FORWARD-L0OKJNG PLANExperts laud the 13MP for mov-\n\nPreschool education will bemandatory from the age of5.  \ning beyond traditional infras-  \nTo ensure efficiency,preschoolto secondary education will be  \ntructure-driven development.  \nThe emphasis on digital trans-formation,inclusive growth,fis-cal reform and strategic policy-making is calibrated for a chang-ingglobal landscape.  \nThe 13th Malaysia Plan(13MP),themed “Melakar Semua Pem-bangunan”(Redesigning Devel-opment),was tabled by PrimeMinister Datuk Seri AnwarIbrahim.It aspires to elevateMalaysia into a high-income na-tion that is among the world's top30 economies.  \noverseen by the Education Min-istry,while higher education willbeunder the purview oftheHigh-er Education Min-istry.  \nUniversiti Malava Adjunct Professor Tan Sri Dr Sulaiman Mahbob said the plan focused ongen-erating greater economic valueacross all sectors.  \nThe minimum  \nwage policy will be  \nexpanded to gradu-  \nIt targets annual economicgrowth of between 4.5 and 5.5 percent from 2026 to 2030,and en-visages RM611 billion in development spending.Of this,RM430 billion will come from thegovernment and state-linkedagencies,and RM181billion is expected to be raised from privateinvestment and public-privatepartnerships(PPP).  \nates and semi  \n\"The strongest message wasaboutvalue creation.  \nskilled workers,in-  \ncluding those from  \n\"It means generating morejobs,entrepreneurship and high-  \ntechnical and voca-  \ntional education  \nand training under  \nMasco Code 8 and  \nabove.  \n\"A comprehen-  \nsive wage align-ment will be accel-  \nAnwar described the 13MPas“a  \nerated to ensure a  \nbeacon of transformation”to  \nfairer and more eq-  \nhelp the people face increasingly  \nuitable share of eco-  \ncomplex challenges.  \nnomic gains for  \nworkers.”  \nOn the social  \nfront,the govern-  \nment will review  \nthe retirement age,  \nand expand facilities and specialeducation for vulnerable groups.  \n# TARIKH:01 OGOS 2025(JUMAAT)\n\nN.STRAITS TIMESZ  \ner productivity.”  \nHe said this on a programmetitled 13th Malaysia Plan:What itmeans for you andthe nation,broad-cast on NST OnlineandBH Online.  \nBank Muamalat  \nchief economist Dr  \nMohd Afzanizam  \nAbdul Rashid said  \nthe government in-tended to move  \nMalaysiaup the val-  \nue chain.  \n\"We can see that  \nwith the increase in  \ndevelopment ex-  \npenditure from  \nRM400 billion un-  \nder the 12th Malay-  \nsia Plan to RM430  \nbillion now.  \n\"That shows the  \ngovernment's seri-  \nousness in 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