Bridging the gap


In his first 100 days as minister, Annuar focused on reopening the creative industry, introduce affordable Internet data and mobile packages to selected groups and provide financial assistance to companies in the digital creative industry. — Bernama

Communications and Multimedia Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa said his ministry has achieved 100% of its three Key Performance Indicators planned under the 100-day Malaysian Family Aspiration (Aspirasi Keluarga Malaysia) report card initiative.

According to a Bernama report dated Nov 25, one of the ministry’s three KPIs was to restart the creative industry. Another was to launch the Keluarga Malaysia Teen Package and the Keluarga Malaysia Device Package for students and families in the B40 group, which Annuar said had been well-received thus far.

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