The relationship between Malaysia and Japan, especially Sabah brought tremendous benefits to the state. The extended aid amounting RM2900,200 to Monfort Traning Centre at Kinanrut in aid of its project to improve the equipment for the centre's Automotive Mechanics Department.
Benefits:
l 6 used car engines will be bought and will be used as training models to 40 youth trainees to improve their skills and technique.
l Extended the financial assistance to meet diverse needs of people in developing countries through a grant scheme that known as Assistance for Grass roots Human Security Projects (GGP).
l That scheme will supports the projects by non-governmental organisations (NGos), such as hospital, educational institutions and other non profit as sociations.
l Sabah and Sarawak to 38 small but socially and economically important projects amounting to approximately RM5m in total with RM2.9 m for projects in Sabah.
All projects that be done in Sabah bring some positive impacts especially in social and economic. More hospital, educational institutions and other non profit as sociations. Which is create more job opportunities for locals. The training centre, of course will produce skilled workers for our country advantage.
Source: New Sabah Times
