PUTRAJAYA, Feb 19 2026: A high-level Sarawak delegation, led by Deputy State Secretary (Economic Planning and Development) Dr Muhammad Abdullah Zaidel, has again raised on the state’s education autonomy, with specific reference to the implementation of the Dual Language Programme (DLP) in Sarawak, with the federal Ministry of Education.
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The matter was brought up in a follow-up meeting of the Technical Committee under the Action Council for the Implementation of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 between the Sarawak government and the federal ministry.
The delegation met with the delegation from ministry, led by secretary-general Dr Aminuddin Hassim today.
According to the Sarawak Public Communications Unit (Ukas), the discussions by the two sides focused on aligning Sarawak’s aspirations for education with the existing national education framework.
The visit reflects the continued commitment of both the Sarawak and federal governments in advancing educational development in the state.
It was also aligned with Sarawak’s aspirations for education with the existing national education framework.
Dr Muhammad Abdullah also emphasised that enhancing students’ English proficiency is crucial in preparing them to meet future technological demands.
He said the Sarawak government remains committed to work closely with federal government to ensure that educational policies implemented in Sarawak benefit students, strengthen institutional capacity, and support long-term socio-economic development.
Among members of Sarawak’s delegation were Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Innovation and Talent Development Adana Jed, Senior State Counsel Dr Jady@Zaidi Hassim, head of Education Division Donald Henry and Legal Officer Azreen Fasya Mohamad Abu Bakar.
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