A remarkable journey

OXFORD Fajar Sdn Bhd (Oxford Fajar), a subsidiary of Oxford University Press, turns 60 this year, making it one of the oldest publishing houses in Malaysia.
In paying tribute to staff who have contributed to this significant 60th milestone, Oxford Fajar managing director Sharmini Nagulan said: "We recognise that we could only have come this far because of the dedication and grit of those who have contributed to our rich history.

"As a result of their contributions, Oxford Fajar is now poised to further impact education in Malaysia and the region in the years ahead."
Also present was Adrian Mellor, managing director (Asia Education), Oxford University Press (OUP), who said: "Malaysia remains a key market for Oxford and we will continue our efforts to further develop Kuala Lumpur as a centre of regional development.
"On this note, I am also pleased to share that Malaysia will be the regional hub to drive OUP's plans for Southeast Asia.
"The immediate focus will be on Indonesia and Philippines, across both Higher Education and Schools segments.
"The emphasis will be on customised content to meet specific local needs."