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Malaysia is preparing to launch its National Film Policy 2026-2035, featuring over 70 initiatives across five pillars including alternative financing, technology adoption, and workforce development. The policy aims to position the film sector as an engine for economic growth and cultural pride.
Malaysia's government has confirmed that artificial intelligence developers must obtain permission from copyright owners before using their works for model training, with compensation handled through licensing or collective management organisations.
Malaysia's Orange Economy Consortium and National TVET Council are launching a six-month AI-driven training programme for TVET graduates, aiming to develop homegrown creative talent capable of producing internationally competitive digital content.
Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has unveiled the ministry's Strategic Plan 2026-2030, establishing three core priorities: enhanced internet access, quality creative content, and reliable information delivery aligned with Malaysia MADANI.