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	Malaysia Today: Berita & Komentar
		Menteri Pengajian Tinggi, Datuk Mustapa Mohamed patut menjelaskan sama ada Laporan Pengajian Tinggi Zahid dan 138 saranan bagi memacu revolusi pendidikan adalah satu kegagalan dan pembaziran wang dan masa.
		Mustapa telah memberitahu bahawa sebuah jawatankuasa dalam kementeriannya yang sedang merangka sebuah ‘blueprint’ komprehensif mengenai pengajian tinggi, “bagi pembaharuan dalam pengajian tinggi di Malaysia”, yang akan mengeluarkan satu deraf laporan.
		Mustapa telah melanggar prinsip ketelusan dengan menyembunyikan daripada Parlimen dan rakyat mengenai keputusan untuk menolak Laporan Zahid dan peranan sebenar jawatankuasa peringkat tinggi yang baru dibentuk lebih tiga bulan lalu – bagi menyediakan ‘blueprint’ kedua untuk pengajian tinggi di bawah kepimpinan Perdana Menteri Abdullah Badawi dalam tempoh kurang dari dua tahun.
	www.malaysia-today.net /blog_1malay (778 words)

	Daily Express, Sabah, Malaysia -- News Headlines
		Higher Education Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed said there is need to acknowledge one set of statistics on the actual figure of jobless graduates to avoid confusion and different interpretations on the issue.
		According to Mustapa, the different sets of figures on unemployed graduates change from time to time and people tend to give different interpretations based on the numbers released from the different government sources.
		Mustapa also stressed that the Federal Government has set up a committee chaired by Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak which demonstrates the seriousness of the government in tackling unemployment among graduates.
	www.dailyexpress.com.my /news.cfm?NewsID=43019 (525 words)

	Singapore’s M$662m profit: NST
		NEAC executive director Datuk Mustapa Mohamed, in a statement today, said the aim of the advertisements and booklet was to inform the public of the actual situation pertaining to the stalled discussions on the supply of water to the republic.
		Mustapa said it was based on the need to correct the misconceptions and allegations contained in the propaganda booklet published by Singapore's Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts.
		Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said recently that Malaysia was entitled to present its version of events through the publication of a booklet or having the facts published in newspapers.
	www.singapore-window.org /sw03/030713ns.htm (509 words)

	Peristiwa Penting MARA 1997
		Warga MARA diraikan dalam satu majlis Majlis Jamuan Hari Raya Aidilfitri MARA 1997 di Auditorium MARA, Bangunan MARA Lama, Kuala Lumpur dengan Menteri Pembangunan Usahawan, YB Dato’ Mustapa Mohamed menjadi tetamu kehormat.
		Majlis Pelancaran Projek Penanaman Pokok MARA-OISCA oleh Menteri Pembangunan Ushawan, Y.B. Dato’ Mustapa Mohamed dengan memulakan projek di dua buah pusat pengajian MARA yang dipilih ia itu IKM Lumut dan MRSM Muadzam Shah untuk tahun 1997.
		Majlis Jasa Jaya MARA 1997 menyampaikan Anugerah Khidmat Cemerlang oleh Y.B. Dato’ Mustapa Mohamed Menteri Pembangunan Usahawan kepada anggota kerja MARA yang berkhidmat dengan cemerlang sepanjang tahun 1996 dan Penghargaan Perkhimatan 25 Tahun MARA yang telah berkhidmat selama 25 tahun dengan MARA serta mereka yang bersara pada tahun 1997.
	www.mara.gov.my /Peristiwa97.htm (1874 words)

	Malaysian National News Agency :: BERNAMA
		Mustapa said currently there were 40,000 foreign students in the country which he said was small compared to the facilities available.
		On jobless graduates, Mustapa said the government was drawing up strategies to address problem which include modifying the curriculum in colleges and universities to suit the needs of the job market.
		Earlier, in his talk, Mustapa, a former executive director of the National Economic Action Council, said all parties should seize opportunities in the services sector as it was an important sector to the national economy.
	www.bernama.com.my /bernama/v3/news.php?id=183922 (456 words)

	Official Website for Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mustapa said currently there were 40,000 foreign students in the country which he said was small compared to the facilities available.
		On jobless graduates, Mustapa said the government was drawing up strategies to address problem which include modifying the curriculum in colleges and universities to suit the needs of the job market.
		Earlier, in his talk, Mustapa, a former executive director of the National Economic Action Council, said all parties should seize opportunities in the services sector as it was an important sector to the national economy.
	www.kln.gov.my /?m_id=7&vid=46 (385 words)

	Utusan Malaysia Online - Election
		Mustapa, projected as the next Menteri Besar of Kelantan if the BN was returned to power, said the BN administration would also review all tax and land premium rates raised by the Pas Government and speedily resolve the question of outstanding land title applications.
		Mustapa said apart from promoting Islam as a way of life, Islamic propagation would be stressed, brotherhood among Muslims would be strengthened, Islamic schools would be upgraded, status of imams would be raised and appropriate allowances would be paid to Quran teachers throughout Kelantan.
		Mustapa said minorities and non-Malays were also not forgotten as they too where possible would be appointed to rural district councils.
	www.utusan.com.my /utusan/content.asp?y=2004&dt=0315&pub=Utusan_Express&sec=Election&pg=el_02.htm (1056 words)

	Mustapa Vows To Realise Human Capital Development Vision :: Bernama.com
		Describing the vision as among the challenges he would face in his new portfolio, Mustapa said it would be fulfilled through the 18 public tertiary learning institutions and 26 university-status private institutions of higher learning which have more than 750,000 students, and more than 500 private colleges.
		He said his new job was very different from the duties he had performed in his 30 years service as a civil servant and a politician which were all related to economics and finance.
		Mustapa said he was prepared to face the challenges in the new field to honour the aspirations of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and Malaysians.
	www.bernama.com /bernama/v3/news_lite.php?id=181002 (222 words)

	BEST OF LANGKAWI - MAIL TO Section
		Datuk Mustapa Mohamed admits that he is cautious in whatever he does.
		Datuk Seri Abdullah was a civil servant before he joined politics.
		Datuk Seri Abdullah is building on the success of Tun Dr. Mahathir.
	www.best-of-langkawi.com /SYST-print.php?selectbox=195 (1492 words)

	Skill Test Iface
		Datuk Mustapa Mohamed says many students from Kenya are interested in
		Mustapa is here as part of the delegation of Prime Minister Datuk Seri
		Mustapa said Universiti Malaya administrators went to Kenya recently to
	www.skilltest.com.my (303 words)

	Welcome to iSpring Capital - News Page.
		Mavcap chairman to the board of advisor, Datuk Mustapa Mohamed, said the appointment of the three VCs expedites the Government's effort to identify, spur and nurture more technology-based start-ups in the near future.
		Mustapa added that according to the AVC Journal 2000, the source of venture capital funds raised in 1999 were 45 per cent provided by the Government, whereas corporations constitute 30 per cent and banks 17 per cent.
		Mustapa said the number of venture capital professionals in 1999 was 78 with most of them with less than five years related work experience with 453 in Singapore, 435 in Korea, 421 in Australia, 381 in Taiwan and 178 in Indonesia.
	www.ispringcapital.com /News12122001.htm (586 words)

	Link2exports - Export Country Profiles - in association with the British Chambers of Commerce (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Asked how the 3.8% fiscal deficit could be achieved given the potential slowdown in GDP growth this year from what was earlier projected, Mustapa said it was achieveable as there would still be growth.
		Mustapa said even with the slight strengthening of the ringgit, it was still too early to tell how the ringgit would move in the next few weeks.
		Meanwhile, Najib, in the speech delivered by Mustapa, said there was room for further cooperation for Asian countries to maximise opportunities from their large foreign reserves.
	www.link2exports.co.uk /regions.asp?pid=474&lsid=2120&edname=18810.htm&ped=18810 (635 words)

	News Updates from June 2000 to the present
		In Kota Baru, adviser to the Finance Ministry Datuk Mustapa Mohamed said today the smearing of Malaysia's good name abroad by certain quarters had no effect on the country's economy nor would it keep foreign investors from coming.
		Mustapa said this when asked to comment on whether actions by Opposition quarters in spreading lies and defamatory remarks to tarnish Malaysia's image abroad had any effect on the country's economy.
		In Malacca, Umno supreme council member Datuk Wira Mohd Ali Mohd Rustam said Keadilan leaders were being used by the international socialist movement to slander the Government and Dr Mahathir.
	www.freeanwar.net /news/nst271000.html (884 words)

	Business Council
		Its executive director Datuk Mustapa Mohamed said the central bank’s growth projection was achievable because of measures in the stimulus package, which would be unveiled soon.
		NEAC executive director Datuk Mustapa Mohamed said the requests would be submitted to the government for consideration.
		Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is expected to consolidate the social and economic growth achieved during Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad's administration, economist Michael Backman says.
	www.asli.com.my /BusinessCouncil/MIBC/month_apr03.htm (1697 words)

	Malaysia Industrial Development Authority (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mustapa said the Government’s decision to change the procedure and role of the FIC was in response to feedback from foreign investors that the FIC approval process had sometimes been slow and onerous.
		Mustapa, however, stressed that there would be no change in policy, insisting that the non-statutory FIC guidelines were still relevant, and not a deterrent, to doing business in Malaysia.
		Mustapa agreed that “red tape has to be reduced.” However, he said, the Malaysian private sector should also play a more aggressive role as the Government scales back its substantial involvement in the economy.
	www.mida.gov.my /beta/news/view_news.php?id=1043 (477 words)

	Malaysia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Datuk Mustapa Mohamed, minister at the Prime Minister’s Department, expressed the need to reduce the number of foreign workers in the country, which is currently at 1.5 to 1.7 million.
		Mustapa said that the government has been trying to address the shortage in skilled labor by making occupations more attractive to locals, particularly in terms of wages.
		The minister has ordered army personnel stationed at the common border to be vigilant in order to prevent the entry of Thai militants and to be prepared for a possible influx of refugees from Thailand.
	www.smc.org.ph /amnews/amn050930/southeast/malaysia050930.htm (557 words)

	Mustapa sees progress made by college
		Mustapa was accompanied by his wife, Datin Khamarzan Ahmad Meah, Prof Dr Mahani Zainal Abidin, Dr Zubaidah Aman and Dr Mohd Nasir.
		Mustapa also toured the university college's Branding Gallery where he was briefed by Lim on the efforts to upgrade packaging of rural products to add value to them and improve their export potential.
		Mustapa also spent time talking to Felda students: the first batch of 500 arrived last year while this year sees another batch who will undertake special industry-driven programmes covering digital animation, creative multimedia, broadcasting, packaging technology, interior design and other creative disciplines like fashion and hair design.
	thestar.com.my /education/story.asp?file=/2006/9/3/education/20060902134201&sec=education (361 words)

	Mustapa’s reply on Kg Medan riots irks MPs
		Mustapa’s reply to points raised in a motion by Chong Chieng Jen (DAP — Bandar Kuching) did not satisfy the MPs, who constantly fired salvos at him for purportedly “beating around the bush” in his 30-minute explanation.
		Mustapa said the text in question was only a teaching guide, adding that a proper textbook on the subject would be issued for universities soon.
		Mustapa said that some paragraphs on Suqiu would also be rephrased and the word “extremist” replaced.
	www.thestar.com.my /services/printerfriendly.asp?file=/2006/7/19/nation/14881111.asp&sec=nation (683 words)

	Focusing on tertiary education - Sistem Pengurusan Maklumat Strategik BPMS, Kementerian Penerangan Malaysia
		This is one of the ministry’s two focuses, the other being to increase the quality of higher education.
		Mustapa urged all higher education institutions to strive for the best quality, as it was pointless to produce graduates who did not have the necessary knowledge or skills for the workplace.
		On the number of unemployed graduates, Mustapa said that about 5% of graduates were unemployed.
	bpms.kempen.gov.my /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=9994 (297 words)

	H-Net* Mustapha Mohamed akan dilantik Gabenor Bank Negara
		Mustapa, 49, lulusan University of Melbourne dengan ijazah kepujian kelas pertama dalam bidang ekonomi, akan menggantikan Tan Sri Ali Abul Hassan Sulaiman yang akan bersara apabila kontraknya tamat pada akhir bulan ini.
		Mustapa, ahli politik yang sedang meningkat sebelum kekalahannya yang mengejutkan pada pilihan raya umum November lepas, merupakan ahli politik pertama yang dilantik ke jawatan itu, satu daripada jawatan yang paling mendapat perhatian ramai di Malaysia.
		Mustapa, yang juga memegang ijazah sarjana dalam Development Economics dari Boston University, dinaikkan pangkat ke jawatan Menteri Pembangunan Usahawan pada 1995.
	www.mail-archive.com /hizb@hizbi.net/msg11030.html (343 words)

	Mustapa Mohamed - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Mustapa Mohamed - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		This encyclopedia, history, geography and biography article about Mustapa Mohamed contains research on
		Mustapa Mohamed, Malaysian politicians, University of Melbourne alumni, Living people and 1955 births.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Datuk_Mustapa_Mohamed (154 words)

	StudyGuardian Feb 2006 - Special Announcement!
		The appointment was announced by the YAB Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi 14 February 2006.
		Y.B Datuk Mustapa bin Mohamed was a former Minister from the Prime Minister’s Department.
		Y.B Datuk Ong Tee Keat was a former Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Sports and Youth Malaysia.
	www.studymalaysia.com /StudyGuardian/feb2006_7.htm (156 words)

	NEAC
		Mustapa said that the rise in the prices of retail petroleum on Sunday had enabled the government to save RM1 billion in subsidies, which would be used for the country's development projects.
		He said that due to the steep rise in prices of crude oil in the global market the government need to fork out subsidies of up to RM7.6 billion if the prices are to be sustained at the previous level.
		Touching on the subsidies, Mustapa said that fishermen who obtained diesel supply at RM1.20 per litre, was actually getting government assistance of more than 80 sen per litre.
	www.neac.gov.my /index.php?ch=38&pg=153&ac=1359 (412 words)

	Investor Relations: SEG International Berhad
		Industry players in both the private and public education sector have commended Higher Education Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed for his openness and willingness to listen to all views and comments.
		Datuk Mustapa is moving in the right direction.
		I welcome Datuk Mustapa’s efforts to hold more dialogues and functions at higher education institutions as this way it is easier for us to approach him and bring up issues.
	ir.wallstraits.net /segi/viewpress.php?id=1947 (512 words)

	Utusan Malaysia Online - Front Page
		Kelantan UMNO Chief Datuk Mustapa Mohamed said the pledge would be contained in an appendix to the main BN manifesto and would focus on aspects of interest to the people in Kelantan.
		Mustapa said the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak had agreed in principle to the draft manifesto with some slight amendments.
		Mustapa said the manifesto was drawn up after discussions with politicians, community leaders, government officers and representatives of non-governmental organisations.
	www.utusan.com.my /utusan/content.asp?y=2004&dt=0305&pub=Utusan_Express&sec=Front_Page&pg=fp_09.htm (907 words)

	Mustapa 'reorganises' ethnic relations panel for the third time (Site not responding. Last check: )
		PUTRAJAYA: Higher Education Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed today (July 21, 2006) clarified that the panel of experts to come up with the Ethnic Relations module for the universities will be multi-racial.
		On Thursday (July 20, 2006), the Barisan Nasional Youth Education Bureau met Mustapa to express their dissatisfaction that the main committee is not represented by all races.
		Meanwhile, DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng said Mustapa and his deputy Datuk Ong Tee Keat should be reassigned to another ministry for mishandling the matter.
	www.thesundaily.com /articlePrint.cfm?id=14854 (561 words)

	Undergraduates to participate in community brigades
		KOTA BARU: Higher Education Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed ais that public institutions of higher learning (IPTAs) will make it compulsory for undergraduates to participate in community brigades, which will be formalised by this year.
		Present were Tanah Merah MP Datuk Shaari Hassan, Gual Ipoh assemblyman Datuk Hashim Safin and Bukit Bunga assemblyman Mohd Adhan Kechik.
		Mustapa said the compulsory involvement would help undergraduates in character-building and help them keep in touch with the grassroot conditions in the country.
	biz.thestar.com.my /news/story.asp?file=/2007/1/14/business/20070114152036&sec=business (261 words)

	Overseas jobs work both ways
		In saying this, Higher Education Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed added that Malaysians who sought greener pastures overseas were not unpatriotic.
		Mustapa was commenting on a report in The Star that Malaysian professionals who hold an MBA from a British-approved institution would stand a better chance of working in Britain.
		Mustapa said that besides the perceived better quality of life, Malaysians go abroad for reasons that included better opportunities, better salary and promotion prospects, and wider exposure.
	www.thestar.com.my /news/story.asp?file=/2007/1/15/nation/16572705&sec=nation (412 words)

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