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The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia, Hua Zong & Dong Jiao Zong held discussions on national issues involving economy, education, social and cultural issues.
Among the issues raised during the meeting included calls on the public sector to save money while reforming the civil service, improving work efficiency and productivity, and gradually reducing the number of civil servants.
Among the issues raised during the meeting included calls on the public sector to save money while reforming the civil service, improving work efficiency and productivity, and gradually reducing the number of civil servants.
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