By Amanda L KUCHING, Nov 4: Sarawak wants its next generation of civil servants to take the initiative in finding solutions to problems instead of merely reporting them, says Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg. He called for younger officers to be given greater opportunities to contribute ideas, lead initiatives and introduce new ways of working as the State prepares its public service for future demands. “If possible, I want our next generation of civil servant to be…
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Sarawak Premier Abang Johari urged civil servants to proactively solve problems rather than just report them. He also emphasized the need for continuous learning in AI, automation, and data analytics to enhance public service delivery.
- The Premier called for younger officers to lead initiatives and propose solutions to challenges.
- Civil servants are encouraged to strengthen skills in AI, automation, and data analytics.
- The Leadership Institute of Sarawak Civil Service aims to develop ethical and strategic leaders.
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KUCHING, Nov 4: Sarawak wants its next generation of civil servants to take the initiative in finding solutions to problems instead of merely reporting them, says Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg.
He called for younger officers to be given greater opportunities to contribute ideas, lead initiatives and introduce new ways of working as the State prepares its public service for future demands.
“If possible, I want our next generation of civil servant to be problem solvers who come forward with recommendation and solution, not merely report problems.
“When faced with a challenge, they should ask how can we solve this better,” he said when officiating at the Civil Service Day 2026 celebration at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK) today.
