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Dr Nagulendran new Youth and Sports Ministry sec-gen

By BERNAMA
02 Feb 2023 04:21pm
Dr K Nagulendran, the new Youth and Sports Ministry secretary general.
Dr K Nagulendran, the new Youth and Sports Ministry secretary general.
PUTRAJAYA - Dr K Nagulendran has been appointed the new Youth and Sports Ministry secretary general, announced by chief secretary to the Government Tan Sri Mohd Zuki Ali today.

Dr Nagulendran, 53, previously served as the deputy secretary general (planning and science culture) of the Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry.

Mohd Zuki, in a statement today, said Dr Nagulendran's appointment was based on qualifications, leadership qualities and his vast experience, as well as his knowledge in the advancement of future generations.

"I believe that with the experience and credibility he possessed, he will be able to lead the Youth and Sports Ministry and carry out his responsibilities with integrity and professionalism in fulfilling the Malaysia Madani aspirations and developing patriotic, united, disciplined and sports-oriented youth that contribute to the unity and development of the nation," said Mohd Zuki.

Dr Nagulendran has 28 years of public service experience, beginning as a diplomatic administrative officer on Jan 25, 1995 and throughout his career has served in various porfolios such as human resource, strategic policy and technology planning at the Science, TEchnology and Innovation Ministry. - BERNAMA
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