PUTRAJAYA: Aspirasi Keluarga Malaysia (AKM) proves that the government is prioritising a high-performance work culture.
Executive director of the Shared Prosperity Delivery Unit (Sepadu) under the Prime Minister's Department, Wan Azilawati Wan Mahmood said AKM had also evaluated the 100-day report cards of all members of the cabinet.
"The report cards will be announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob at the launch of the 100-day AKM event at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) on Thursday," she said when met at the Sepadu headquarters here on Monday.
Wan Azilawati said all 31 ministries had targets based on six main thrusts, including restructuring the economy, ensuring the country's safety and peace, as well as increasing social harmony.
"Other thrusts are improving infrastructure, strengthening integration in the Keluarga Malaysia mould and strengthening service delivery," she said.
The 100 Days of AKM event will be held from 9am to 10pm from tomorrow to Sunday, with activities for people from all walks of life.
Wan Azilawati said 20,000 visitors were expected at the event physically, and another 100,000 people were expected to participate online.
Among the activities are the Keluarga Malaysia Career Carnival, Jom Masuk IPT for school-leavers looking to further their studies, and police and Road Transport Department summons discount counters.
Wan Azilawati said there would also be activities for youth, like electronic and traditional sports, as well as the I'm Youth programme.
"There will also be business matching activities, entrepreneur exhibitions and sales, and government agency service counters.
"Lucky draws with attractive prizes also await visitors, as well as religious programmes such as Zikir Berkah Keluarga Malaysia, Quran Hour and Malam Aspirasi Seni," she said.