JOHOR BAHRU, Jan. 20 -- The Human Resources Ministry has allocated RM116.22 million to support Johor's talent development agenda, with funding focused on training, skills development and strengthening the state's employment ecosystem.

Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi said the allocation is aimed at boosting workforce marketability and ensure the state has a skilled and relevant talent pipeline.

"This includes the RM13.02 million HRD Corp levy for technical training; RM18.8 million industrial training scheme to increase the marketability of local workforce while RM1.4 million through Talent Corp will be for the implementation of the MyMahir programme" he said in a statement on his official Facebook page today.

He said the new f...