Azerbaijan, El Sky News – Malaysia has reaffirmed its commitment to an inclusive digital future at the World Telecommunication Development Conference 2025 in Baku, Azerbaijan. Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil emphasized that internet access and digital skills should be a right for all citizens, not a privilege for a few.
Malaysia’s Digital Initiatives
- The government highlighted the NADI Digital Inclusive program, aimed at expanding technology access in rural and underserved communities. The initiative combines digital infrastructure, skill-building, and community-driven innovation.
- Through digital skills training and community development projects, Malaysia seeks to ensure no citizen is left behind in the global digital transformation.
Impact and Significance
- The NADI program has received international recognition for reducing the digital divide and empowering communities with limited connectivity to participate in technological development.
- Malaysia’s efforts align with the Malaysia Madani vision, emphasizing technology development grounded in humanity, equality, and sustainable growth.
- These initiatives position Malaysia as a global leader in advocating digital equity and the use of technology for societal well-being.
Minister’s Statement
Datuk Fahmi Fadzil stated:
“We believe digital transformation must be inclusive and equitable. Every Malaysian deserves equal access to digital skills and opportunities, regardless of location or social background.”
This initiative underscores Malaysia’s commitment to an equitable and inclusive digital future, setting an example for other nations seeking to bridge the digital divide
