MCMC to have new chairman, expected to shake up telecoms sector


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 18 Sep 2018

SHAH ALAM, July 12 -- Minister of Communications and Multimedia Gobind Singh Deo officiates the launching of The Integrated Parcel Centre’s Capacity Expansion at Integrated Parcel Centre (IPC) National Mail Centre Section 21 Shah Alam. Also present Group Chief Executive Officer Al- Ishsal Ishak (fourth, right), Deputy Minister of Communications and Multimedia Eddin Syazlee Shith (third, right) and Group Chief Commercial Officer Nor Azizan Tarja (right). --fotoBERNAMA (2018) COPYRIGHTS RESERVED

KUALA LUMPUR: Low-key corporate executive Al-Ishsal Ishak is the next chairman of the Malaysian Commission for Multimedia and Communications (MCMC).

Communications and Multimedia Minister Gobind Singh Deo signed off on Al-Ishsal’s appointment earlier this month and his two-year contract takes effect from Tuesday (Sept 18), government officials with direct knowledge of the matter told The Straits Times.

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