Malaysia aims to increase the percentage of students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics - also known as STEM - to 60% but are we doing enough with fewer and fewer students interested in these subjects? Find out how the KPS Celik Initiative aims to close that gap by spurring students into these fields from Zul Mawardi, Director of Investor Relations, Sustainability, and Communications at KPS Berhad.

<p>Malaysia aims to increase the percentage of students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics - also known as STEM - to 60% but are we doing enough with fewer and fewer students interested in these subjects? Find out how the KPS Celik Initiative aims to close that gap by spurring students into these fields from Zul Mawardi, Director of Investor Relations, Sustainability, and Communications at KPS Berhad.</p>

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