SHAH ALAM - The passing of Economy Ministry Deputy Secretary-General (Macro) Datuk V. Valluvan has been met with sadness among colleagues, with senior government leaders paying tribute to his dedication, professionalism and contributions to the public service.
Valluvan, who held a senior position in the ministry, was recognised for his commitment to public service and his role in supporting the country's economic planning and policy development.
His passing has drawn condolences from colleagues and members of the public service, many of whom recognised the significance of his contributions to the ministry and the wider government administration.
In his capacity as Deputy Secretary-General (Macro), Valluvan was involved in a key area of economic governance, with responsibilities covering policy coordination, strategic planning and the assessment of macroeconomic developments that help shape national priorities.
His years in public service highlighted the importance of experience, institutional knowledge and leadership in advancing the country's development agenda.
The tributes from senior government figures also reflected the regard in which he was held by those who had worked with him.
Valluvan's passing is a loss to both the Economy Ministry and the wider government administration, particularly as experienced public officers play a vital role in maintaining policy continuity and ensuring national development objectives are carried out effectively.
Although he was no longer with the ministry, his contributions and years of service will remain part of its legacy.
His final rites were held at the MBSJ Crematorium in Puchong Batu 14 on Nov 2.
Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Shamsul Azri Abu Bakar also conveyed his condolences to Valluvan's family, recognising his contributions and dedicated service to the nation, which he said would always be appreciated.