Silence is forbidden
Malaysian experience
Al-Masry Al-Youm on 3/05/2010
Malaysian experience
Al-Masry Al-Youm on 3/05/2010
Through follow-up to our lives, especially the economic ones and in comparison to some countries - on the fingers of the hand - that preceded us in the achievement of a giant economic renaissance including the state Malaysia, which has come to occupy high position between technologically advanced and industrialized countries. The basis of their economic boom is witnessed by the world, within a few years, and its transformation from a nation of consumers into one of the most important producing and exporting countries in the world.
This is in addition to the influx of capital of the major international companies to invest in its territory as a natural result of what it has provided; an attractive environment for investment away from destructive bureaucracy and complicated government measures, which had its direct impact on the simple Malaysian citizen.
We are not aware that there is unemployment among young people. It has not reported that one of its citizens tried to immigrate, whether legal or illegal in search of a livelihood in another foreign country. In return, I feel sorrow and sadness when I find ourselves moving in the opposite direction although we have so all the assets and wealth, which allow us to be in the ranks of those developed countries. We have vast natural resources and thousands of acres of arable land and we have the most important shipping lane in the world and a river of the most important and longest rivers in the world.
We have scientists and thinkers in all fields, and we are blessed with an ideal climate in summer and winter, and above all, we have the most important and most valuable asset, namely human resources. Just need to employ those resources and utilize scientifically true wealth with a right man in the right place
As it has been said: The color of the cat is not important, but the importance is its ability to catch mice, and the bottom line: Isn’t it better for us to teach our new generations the Malaysian experience as a successful model of scientific and technological progress, rather than Danish one?! (Referring to the Egyptian comic movie; “The Danish Experience”)
Mohammad Massad Haraz