At MWC 2025 in Barcelona, Malaysia signed 19 MoUs with global tech leaders, aimed at enhancing its digital transformation. Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching highlighted the importance of these partnerships in areas like 5G and AI, showcasing Malaysia’s potential to international players. Notable collaborations include CelcomDigi with Ericsson and YTL Communications with Equinix, among others, emphasizing advancements in technology within the ASEAN region.
Malaysia is enhancing its digital transformation initiative with the signing of 19 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) between local entities and international technology leaders during the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 in Barcelona. Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching highlighted that these MoUs symbolize the commitment of various industry players to foster innovation in technology, artificial intelligence (AI), 5G, and telecommunications.
During the exchange ceremony, Minister Teo expressed her optimism that these agreements would deliver significant benefits to Malaysian citizens. She affirmed that the MWC would further attract international players, demonstrating the opportunities that Malaysia provides in the digital landscape.
Among the significant partnerships established, CelcomDigi and Ericsson aim to leverage 5G technology for transforming the oil and gas sector. Additionally, a collaboration between Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB) and Ericsson focuses on expediting 5G adoption, while a partnership with META is set to enrich user experiences at the DNB Experience Centre.
YTL Communications and Equinix are collaborating to foster global AI cloud and sustainable AI infrastructure, whereas Maxis and Huawei aim to accelerate the journey toward digital transformation. MWC serves as the largest global connectivity event, featuring industry pioneers who unveil the latest advancements in mobile technology and connectivity.
The 19th edition of MWC this year prominently featured the Malaysia Pavilion, which demonstrated the nation’s technological progress and its commitment to advancing through 5G deployment and collaborative innovation within the ASEAN region.
In summary, Malaysia’s signing of 19 MoUs at MWC 2025 exemplifies its commitment to digital transformation through strategic partnerships with global technology leaders. These collaborations focus on enhancing various sectors, particularly through the adoption of 5G and AI technologies. The presence of the Malaysia Pavilion at MWC further reinforces the nation’s role in technological advancement in the ASEAN region.
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