Zambry suggests digital resilience initiative to prevent, counter violent extremism


KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir on Tuesday (June 13) mooted the idea of a Digital Resilience Initiative (DRI) framework, rooted in the values of Malaysia Madani, to prevent and counter violent extremism in the digital realm.

He noted that this idea represented a call for action to foster an online community that is not only safe but also respectful, trustworthy, compassionate and promoted peaceful co-existence, tolerance and healthy multi-religious and multicultural engagements.

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