GTP is watershed moment in nations history
March 27, 2011
KUALA LUMPUR, March 27 The government is poised to implement the Government Transformation Programme (GTP) roadmap in the second year of Horizon 1 (2010-2012) with more vigour and speed.The GTP Annual Report 2010 issued by the Prime Ministers Department stated that the GTP is undoubtedly a watershed moment in the history of Malaysia.Launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri NajibRazak (picture)in April 2009, the rollout of the GTP marked the beginning of an era of transformation and changes never experienced before.
The GTP, has in essence, redefined the boundary of what is possible for us as a nation, said the report.While the report has documented the tangible outcomes of the GTP through facts and figures, there is another aspect that is equally uplifting that of the many stories of lives being changed for the better.Year 1 of the GTP has indeed provided a hope and a future to many. This is most encouraging because when we began this journey, we faced our share of detractors who questioned the feasibility and sincerity of the GTP dismissing it as a political ploy, said the report.The government has answered its detractors in the best way possible; not through political rhetoric or debate, but in a show of strong performance and tangible outcomes.There is still much, much more work to be done and we will endeavour to set higher goals and deliver better outcomes.The GTP has achieved or over-achieved our targets in many areas and we have done this within budget, or at times, below budget, it said.It said many of the results were firsts for the country, achieved within relatively a short span of one year.The GTP has achieved an admirable score and fallen well within the expenditure budget. Yet, the GTP is barely one-year-old, it said.The GTP has proven to be a very positive programme where the achievements have by far outweighed the shortfalls.We look to the future with gre! ater ant icipation and conviction that more great outcomes await all Malaysians... one that will provide us with a brighter future together as one nation, one Malaysia, said the report. Bernama
KUALA LUMPUR, March 27 The government is poised to implement the Government Transformation Programme (GTP) roadmap in the second year of Horizon 1 (2010-2012) with more vigour and speed.The GTP Annual Report 2010 issued by the Prime Ministers Department stated that the GTP is undoubtedly a watershed moment in the history of Malaysia.Launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri NajibRazak (picture)in April 2009, the rollout of the GTP marked the beginning of an era of transformation and changes never experienced before.The GTP, has in essence, redefined the boundary of what is possible for us as a nation, said the report.While the report has documented the tangible outcomes of the GTP through facts and figures, there is another aspect that is equally uplifting that of the many stories of lives being changed for the better.Year 1 of the GTP has indeed provided a hope and a future to many. This is most encouraging because when we began this journey, we faced our share of detractors who questioned the feasibility and sincerity of the GTP dismissing it as a political ploy, said the report.The government has answered its detractors in the best way possible; not through political rhetoric or debate, but in a show of strong performance and tangible outcomes.There is still much, much more work to be done and we will endeavour to set higher goals and deliver better outcomes.The GTP has achieved or over-achieved our targets in many areas and we have done this within budget, or at times, below budget, it said.It said many of the results were firsts for the country, achieved within relatively a short span of one year.The GTP has achieved an admirable score and fallen well within the expenditure budget. Yet, the GTP is barely one-year-old, it said.The GTP has proven to be a very positive programme where the achievements have by far outweighed the shortfalls.We look to the future with gre! ater ant icipation and conviction that more great outcomes await all Malaysians... one that will provide us with a brighter future together as one nation, one Malaysia, said the report. Bernama
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