BORACAY (Philippines), Feb 10 — Malaysia will continue to actively contribute to the development agenda of the telecommunications and digital technology sector in the Asean...
BORACAY , Feb 10 — Malaysia will continue to actively contribute to the development agenda of the telecommunications and digital technology sector in the Asean region.
This is in line with Malaysia’s participation in the 3rd Asean Digital Ministers’ Meeting to strengthen the role of ICT as the primary driver of Asean’s economic and social transformation post-Covid-19. “It has been a very good session, and I look forward to more work in these sectors in the near future. There will be a lot of follow-up at the ministry level, not only strengthening bilateral aspect but also within the context of Asean to develop a certain regulatory framework,” he said.
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