PUTRAJAYA, 24 September 2026 (The Capital Post) – The Ministry of Education (KPM) reinforced its commitment to integrity and good governance during its September monthly assembly, which also saw 10 educational institutions receive recognition under the UNESCO Associated Schools Network (ASPnet).
Education Minister Datuk Seri Fadhlina Sidek officiated the monthly assembly at the Auditorium, Complex E, Putrajaya, on Thursday.
KPM Secretary-General Dato’ Wan Hashim bin Wan Rahim led the recitation of the Corruption-Free Pledge before signing the pledge in the presence of the Education Minister and Deputy Education Minister.
The signing symbolised the ministry’s commitment to strengthening integrity and good governance within the public service.
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Fadhlina also addressed KPM personnel, highlighting the importance of integrity, commitment and responsibility in carrying out public service duties while continuing to strengthen Malaysia’s national education agenda.
During the same event, UNESCO Associated Schools Network recognition certificates were presented to 10 educational institutions in acknowledgement of their commitment and active participation in UNESCO ASPnet initiatives.
According to a post on the official Facebook page of Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia, the monthly assembly highlighted the ministry’s focus on integrity, public service responsibility and international educational engagement – The Capital Post
