Events group says it is committed to overcoming barriers affecting live entertainment scene


PETALING JAYA: The Association of Live Event Organisers (Alife) stands firm in safeguarding Malaysia's live event scene from bureaucratic hurdles and unwarranted political interference, says its president Rizal Kamal.

"With recent successes like Taylor Swift's groundbreaking tour in Singapore showcasing the economic potential of live events, Alife is committed to overcoming barriers affecting Malaysia's global entertainment competitiveness.

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