KUALA LUMPUR: The absence of competitive incentives in the past had placed Malaysia at a disadvantage compared with neighbours such as Singapore, South Korea and, more recently, Indonesia, says Communications Ministry’s deputy secretary-general Nik Kamaruzaman Nik Husin.
“Historically, Malaysia has struggled to attract internationally renowned artists due to a lack of competitive incentives that are commonly offered by other countries to entice large-scale concerts and events,” he said.
