Introducing the “Malaysian Digital Economic Blueprint” is an initiative by the government to improve the digital infrastructure for faster and wider internet connectivity.
The planning worth RM56 billion will have a 10-year plan aimed at developing the country’s digital economy.
Launched on the 19th of February, it aims to achieve 100% household access to the internet – enabling students to access online learning and create 500,000 new jobs by 2025.
Phase 1 (2021 and 2022) – focuses on strengthening the digital foundation, with the government taking the lead to create a conducive regulatory framework that can expedite digital infrastructure development.
Phase Two (2023 – 2025) – is to drive digital transformation and inclusion. This phase will see a faster and increased rollout of broadband infrastructure projects, equitable access to opportunities and agile regulations for the gig economy through unhindered business innovation.
Phase Three (2026 to 2030) – focuses on positioning Malaysia as a regional market producer for digital products and digital solutions providers.
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