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States to convene on orange economy strategy in November
Malaysia is preparing a high-level meeting involving state executive councillors to review progress on orange economy initiatives, according to the Communications Minister. The gathering is expected to take place next month.
LSN Malaysia ·
KUALA LUMPUR — A state-level meeting to discuss developments in Malaysia's orange economy is scheduled for November, Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil announced on Wednesday.
The gathering will bring together state executive councillors to assess advancements in the creative and cultural industries sector, which forms a key pillar of the government's economic diversification strategy.
The orange economy encompasses creative sectors including film, music, design, publishing, and other cultural industries that generate significant economic value and employment opportunities. State governments play a crucial role in supporting these industries at the grassroots level through policy implementation and resource allocation.
Fahmi's announcement reflects the federal government's commitment to strengthening coordination between federal and state authorities on orange economy development. The meeting will provide a platform for state leaders to share best practices, discuss challenges, and align their initiatives with national objectives.
Details regarding the meeting's venue, specific date in November, and agenda items are expected to be finalised in the coming weeks.