WE2025: Future in Motion Set to Empower Women in Trade, Investment and Leadership
The article previews WE2025: Future in Motion, an initiative centred on women’s participation in trade, investment, leadership, entrepreneurship and innovation. Tan Sri Sharifah Hapsah is identified in her capacity as President of NCWO and as one of the prominent leaders participating in the programme.
School Inspectors to Carry Out Nationwide Safety Audits, Says Education DG
The report concerns nationwide safety audits of educational institutions and the review of existing school-safety procedures. It forms part of the media record surrounding the initial work and wider mandate of the Education Institution Safety Reform Committee.
Reform Should Target Root Cause
The report presents stakeholder views on the need for education-safety reforms to address the underlying causes of bullying and violence rather than relying solely on punitive or physical-security measures. It contributes to the broader public discussion accompanying the establishment of the Education Institution Safety Reform Committee.
Security Reform Committee for Schools Outlines Comprehensive Action Plan, Says MOE
The article reports the inaugural meeting of the Education Institution Safety Reform Committee and its development of a comprehensive action plan. Tan Sri Sharifah Hapsah is identified as a committee member in her capacity as President of NCWO. The report also identifies Professor Dr Dayang Anita Abdul Aziz, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) of KPJ Healthcare University, […]
Levelling Up the SDG Path
The feature examines Malaysia’s progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals. Tan Sri Sharifah Hapsah observes that advances in women’s health and education have not been fully translated into equitable economic opportunities and benefits. She emphasises that gender equality must generate meaningful outcomes for women and for the national economy.
Dr Sharifah Hapsah Appointed New KPJU Chancellor
Bernama reports the appointment of Professor Emerita Tan Sri Sharifah Hapsah as Chancellor of KPJ Healthcare University. In her inaugural remarks, she highlights the importance of preparing graduates for digital transformation, artificial intelligence, interdisciplinary healthcare and future workforce needs.
Govt Urged to Include Women’s Voices in National Recovery Council
Tan Sri Sharifah Hapsah called for women’s voices to be represented in Malaysia’s national recovery process. She highlighted the disproportionate effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on women, particularly those dependent on wages from informal-sector employment.