VR film 'Frogman' & more high-tech art highlights at Putrajaya LIFT festival


  • Arts
  • Thursday, 26 Dec 2019

There are some exciting - if not hidden - highlights at the Putrajaya LIFT (Literacy in Financial Technology) Festival, which takes place at several venues in the administrative capital on Dec 28 and 29.

There are some exciting - if not hidden - highlights at the Putrajaya LIFT (Literacy in Financial Technology) Festival, which takes place at several venues in the administrative capital on Dec 28 and 29. Hosted by the Ministry of Finance, this inaugural festival is a collaboration between Bank Negara Malaysia and the financial industry.

The two-day (free admission) carries forward the government’s objective to promote financial literacy as well as to showcase the future of the financial industry in Malaysia. An arts festival thrown into the mix doesn't hurt, it's the best way to attract the young masses.

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