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The Future Of The Orange Economy In Malaysia

Junady Nawawi, Group CEO, MyCreative Group

07-Feb-23 12:00

The Future Of The Orange Economy In Malaysia

The domestic creative industry has been recognised by the Government as one of the high-impact strategic industries given particular focus under the 12th Malaysia Plan. The creative industry is also targeted to contribute almost RM32bil to the GDP by 2025. 


MyCreative Group (aka MyCreative Ventures Sdn Bhd) is established to advance the creative industry, and drive the country's Orange Economy under the supervision of the Ministry of Communications and Digital. How is Malaysia working towards achieving its targets? 


We speak to Junady Nawawi, Group CEO of MyCreative Group to find out.

Photo Credit : Facebook | MyCreative Ventures

Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu, Lily Chai


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