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Malaysia, A Path to Follow

20 November 2008 1 views

 

Malaysia, A Path to Follow

 

 

The experience of having participated this year in the program 'Managing the E University', developed at the Multimedia University in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is something that I can't stop thanking the Government of Malaysia, being benefited as a MTCP fellow.

The first thing I received as a visitor in Malaysia was that feeling of welcome, of warmth, affection and concern for making my stay an unforgettable experience.

Approaching icons of the development, organization and planning, such as the Petronas Towers, Cyberjaya, Putrajaya, realize a culture that manages to preserve the values of harmony, happiness and peace, with the achievement of objectives through demanding parameters, coming from areas such as technology, business, planning and the government.

In that sense, the days spent in Malaysia, becoming familiar of how to manage an educational institution, and taking it to parameters of global excellence, learning that the path of stringency, compliance, planning and proper execution will lead to Malaysia and its citizens to maintain that harmony, peace and happiness through the ages, improving at the same time, cross indicators, but not central in cultural terms, as is economic development based on indicators clearly associated with per capita income or economic growth, among others.

From my perspective, apart from the technical learning, of which I am infinitely grateful, for me it was very impressive to know about value, social and cultural learning. Meet leaders like Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, the architect of the rapprochement between Chile and Malaysia, and the fast development achieved by Malaysia under his leadership, to know the current accomplishments, and the possibility that these achievements come gradually close to the entire population, leave me the feeling that, in our case, the task can be accomplished ... ... Nothing else needed to calibrate the proper planning to execution, so at the end of the day, live a little more in harmony and peace with the world and with ourselves??..

Irene Ortega González

Head of Admissions and Promotion

University of Vina del Mar


(Attended "Managing E University" at Multimedia University under the MTCP)

 

 

 

 

 

Meeting with Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, former Prime Minister of Malaysia

 

 

At Ministry of Education TV Channel

 

 

Briefing by Putrajaya Holdings

 


The King's Palace

 

 

Tourism Malaysia Restoran Saloma

 

 

Boat cruise on Putrajaya Lake

 

 

 

View from the Petronas Tower

 

 

 

National Warrior Mausoleum

 

 

Batu Caves

 

 

 

Durians - Kings of Fruits

 

 

At Royal Selangor Pewter

 

 

 

 

 

Melaka

 


The ruins of the Portuguese fort

 

 

The oldest Protestant Church in Malaysia

 

 

www.kln.gov.my/perwakilan/santiago

 

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