Huawei Malaysia launches Asean Academy, focused on digital economy


(First row from left to right) Communications and Multimedia Ministry secretary-general Datuk Suriani Ahmad, Huawei Malaysia CEO Michael Yuan, Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission chairman Al-Ishsal Ishak.

PETALING JAYA: Huawei Malaysia has launched its Asean Academy, with the aim of nurturing 50,000 Malaysians for the country’s digital sector over the next five years.

The academy will be providing more than 3,000 ICT courses involving 100 skilled trainers to teach local digital talents, the company said.

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