Politics · Malaysia Bureau
MyARTTE 2026 to focus on road safety policy dialogue
Malaysia's automotive technology exhibition will host policy discussions aimed at bridging stakeholder perspectives on road safety and industry standards. The initiative seeks to build consensus among government, industry, and regulatory bodies.
LSN Malaysia ·
MyARTTE 2026 will serve as a platform for high-level policy talks centred on road safety and technical standards, organisers announced. The automotive and related transport technology exhibition will bring together key stakeholders to address shared challenges in the sector.
Rahman Hussin, executive director of MY Mobility Vision, outlined the rationale for the policy forum. "The aim is to help stakeholders understand each other's constraints and find common ground," Hussin said. The structured dialogue format is designed to facilitate productive exchanges between government agencies, industry players, and standards-setting bodies.
The focus on road safety reflects Malaysia's ongoing commitment to improving vehicle and infrastructure standards across the region. By convening relevant parties at the exhibition, organisers hope to identify areas of agreement and chart pathways toward unified approaches to emerging automotive challenges.
MyARTTE 2026 will continue to serve as a key industry gathering, combining trade exhibition elements with policy-level engagement. The inclusion of dedicated policy sessions underscores the event's evolution beyond traditional trade fair functions.