A-GC extends community outreach beyond legal duties
KOTA BARU: The Attorney-General's Chambers (A-GC) is not confined to legal affairs, but is also committed to community outreach.
The Attorney-General's Chambers (A-GC) in Malaysia extends its commitment beyond legal duties, actively participating in community outreach initiatives. Attending the launch of the A-GC Madani Adopted School Programme at SK Pasir Hor, Attorney-General Tan Sri Mohd Dusuki Mokhtar emphasized the importance of going beyond office confines to assist the community.
He highlighted that such involvement, encouraged by Islamic teachings, earns spiritual rewards. The programme, funded with a RM100,000 government allocation, focused on upgrading both physical and digital infrastructure at the school. Key projects included the development of a digital hub, establishment of a TV studio, upgrading of a meeting hall with industrial fans and a sound system, and constructing facilities for Special Education Integrated Programme pupils.
The A-GC's involvement in this initiative aimed to enhance educational infrastructure needs and contribute to national development, extending its support to grassroots communities. The programme also aimed to promote legal awareness, character development, and moral values among pupils.
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