Pushing for more digital investments into Malaysia


“Malaysia is focusing a lot on digital technology; MDEC is working actively with global partners and on a number of deals to attract digital investments into Malaysia, ’’ said MDEC investment development division vice-president Hew Wee Choong.

THE Covid-19 pandemic has spurred a huge rise in digital investments globally, and to further ride on this wave, Malaysia is positioning itself as the digital hub of Asean.

Against the huge interest shown last year in its Malaysian Tech Week, the Malaysia Digital Economy Corp (MDEC) has extended this year’s digital summit into a month-long affair, with its Digital Investment Summit week starting today.

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