KUALA LUMPUR, 23 October 2026 (The Capital Post) – A total of 45 officers from the Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA) participated in a visit to the National Archives of Malaysia to strengthen their knowledge of public records management and historical preservation.
The programme, held on Wednesday (21 October), involved Departmental Records Officers (PRJ) and Departmental Records Administrative Assistants (PTRJ) from the ministry.
The visit was organised to improve awareness of the importance of systematic, organised and effective public records management across PETRA’s departments and units.
It also aimed to deepen participants’ understanding of efforts to preserve Malaysia’s historical heritage and ensure important government records are properly maintained.
Through the programme, participants had the opportunity to exchange knowledge and experiences related to records administration and preservation practices.
The ministry highlighted the importance of equipping records personnel with the necessary skills to carry out their responsibilities effectively.
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The initiative also supports efforts to strengthen records governance and advance the digitalisation agenda within Malaysia’s public sector.
PETRA emphasised that government records serve not only as administrative documents but also as evidence of official activities, valuable reference materials and part of the nation’s historical heritage.
Preserving these records is essential to maintaining institutional knowledge and ensuring that important information remains accessible to future generations.
According to a post on the official Facebook page of Kementerian Peralihan Tenaga dan Transformasi Air, the programme reflects the ministry’s commitment to improving public records management and supporting the preservation of Malaysia’s historical heritage – The Capital Post
