Various initiatives put in place to spur creative industry in 2022


MDEC chief executive officer Mahadhir Aziz says the employment market for the digital content industry is very competitive with many job vacancies available due to the tight talent pool, owing to the high-density world-class studios set up in Malaysia and the remote working opportunities.

THIS year saw various initiatives being put in place to create more jobs and opportunities and curate talent in Malaysia’s creative industry.

There has been a nationwide approach to provide greater benefits to arts industry practitioners as well as encourage the local community to participate in the digital economy.

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