Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Mavenir and Neysa Partner to Bring AI-Native Infrastructure to Operators, Enterprises, and Neoclouds


Combined offering pairs the Mavenir AI Integrated Platform with Neysa's AI cloud to give operators, enterprises, and neocloud providers a sovereign, production-ready path to build, deploy, and monetize AI


RICHARDSON, Texas and MUMBAI, India, Sept 23 (Bernama-GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mavenir, the cloud-native network software provider building the future of telecom, today announced a strategic partnership with Neysa, an AI Cloud provider. The partnership integrates Mavenir's AI orchestration, agent, and token-metering capabilities with Neysa's AI-native GPU infrastructure, deployment environment, and customer-ready AI cloud platform.

Together, the companies deliver a stack designed to let enterprises deploy a sovereign AI platform that runs on infrastructure they control. Model orchestration, agent workflows, security, and usage tracking layer directly on top of GPU capacity managed through Neysa’s AI-native cloud. This lets IT and platform team launch AI initiatives without assembling the stack piece by piece.

For neocloud providers, the partnership turns raw GPU capacity into ready-to-sell, governed AI services without requiring them to build the underlying platform. Neysa provides the AI cloud stack, GPU capacity, and deployment environment. The Mavenir AI Integrated Platform adds the orchestration, policy control, and token-level metering to package that capacity into billable, enterprise-ready AI offerings. The platform is designed to be telco-grade and can be deployed on-premises or across hybrid environments.

For mobile network operators, the partnership extends Mavenir's AI Integrated Platform, announced earlier this year, which gives operators a path to turn their network into an AI service by hosting models, running agents, and monetizing token consumption on their own infrastructure. Neysa's cloud now gives operators an additional, GPU-backed way to run that same platform, alongside deploying it on infrastructure they already own.

"Enterprises and neocloud providers are both trying to solve the same problem from opposite ends: how to turn GPU investment into sovereign, monetizable AI services. Pairing the Mavenir AI Integrated Platform with Neysa's AI cloud closes that gap. Enterprises get a platform they can trust and control, and neocloud providers get a way to sell AI as a service, not just infrastructure," said Bejoy Pankajakshan, Chief Technology & Strategy Officer, Mavenir.

"Mavenir, a network software provider serving operators in more than 120 countries selected Neysa to help develop and run its AI portfolio. That choice reflects a wider shift in what enterprises expect from AI infrastructure. Together, the Mavenir AI Integrated Platform and Neysa's AI cloud give enterprises a governed, metered way to run AI on infrastructure they control, with cost visibility built in," said Xavier Kurian, Chief Revenue Officer, Neysa.

Mavenir’s AI Integrated Platform provides orchestration, agent workflows, security and policy control, and token-level metering and billing capabilities.

Neysa's AI cloud combines AI-native infrastructure, GPU capacity, deployment environments, and a customer-ready delivery model. It enables operators, enterprises, and neocloud providers to stand up AI infrastructure without having to build and manage a dedicated platform engineering team.

Mavenir intends to develop, test, and scale its AI products on Neysa’s sovereign, GPU-backed infrastructure, the same environment available to operators and enterprises through this partnership. These products include AI Service Assurance for automated network operations, AI Security Agents for fraud and threat detection, and AI Voice Services such as real-time translation and SMB virtual agents. This enables Mavenir to accelerate the go-to-market for these products while preserving data sovereignty.

Mavenir also uses the Neysa cloud for its own AI transformation, applying the same orchestration and GPU infrastructure to internal initiatives such as AI-assisted software development and intelligent model selection. It runs the stack on itself first, then extends it to its operator, enterprise, and neocloud customers.

Rising frontier model costs are a shared challenge for every enterprise deploying AI at scale. The AI Integrated Platform’s token optimizer and model routing tools are designed to address this by directing each request to the model Mavenir's routing logic identifies as the most cost-effective option capable of handling it. In Mavenir's own deployments, this has reduced frontier model spend without changing how applications are built.

"We’re not just telling operators to adopt AI, but we’re also building our own AI products on this same stack, from service assurance to security agents to voice AI. And because we run our own frontier model costs through the same token optimizer and model routing tools, we can pass those savings on to every customer running on Neysa," said Bejoy Pankajakshan, Chief Technology & Strategy Officer, Mavenir.

About Mavenir
Mavenir is enabling intelligent, automated, programmable networks through the development of telco-first, cloud-native, AI-by-design software solutions for mobile operators. The company’s deep telco domain expertise has been proven through deployments with 300+ operators globally in over 120 countries, which together serve more than 50% of the world’s subscribers. Mavenir combines its deep telco experience with the cloud and IT expertise and data science skillsets essential to solving real customer challenges. Its proven software solutions are AI by design, delivering the AI-native future and operators’ evolution to TechCos. For more information, please visit www.mavenir.com.

About Neysa
Neysa builds AI cloud infrastructure for enterprises that need to run AI on infrastructure they control. Its flagship system, Velocis, unifies GPU compute, inference, orchestration, and AI security in one environment. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Mumbai, Neysa announced a capital raise of up to $1.2 billion led by Blackstone in February 2026. Learn more at www.neysa.ai.

Forward-Looking Statements

This press release may contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities laws. These statements include, but are not limited to, statements regarding Mavenir's product capabilities, expected performance, anticipated benefits to operators, enterprises and subscribers, market opportunities, technology evolution, industry trends and future business prospects. Forward-looking statements are generally identified by words such as "anticipate", "believe", "could", "designed to", "enable", "estimate", "expect", "intend", "may", "plan", "potential", “should”, "will", “would”, or similar expressions. These statements are based on Mavenir's expectations, assumptions, and/or information available as of the date of this release. Actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied due to a number of factors, including, without limitation, changes in the telecommunications industry and competitive landscape; regulatory developments affecting telecommunications networks and AI technology; reliance on third-party technology and infrastructure; and general economic and market conditions. Mavenir undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise, except as may be required by law.

Media Contacts
Mavenir: Emmanuela Spiteri, PR@mavenir.com
Neysa: Paromita Sarkar, paromita.s@talkingpointcommunications.com 

SOURCE: Mavenir Systems, Inc.

DALI ALLIANCE TO HOST FIRST GLOBAL SUMMIT, EXPO IN UTRECHT NEXT YEAR

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 23 (Bernama) -- The DALI Alliance will host the inaugural Global DALI Summit + Expo, DALI 27, on Feb 23-24, 2027, in Utrecht, the Netherlands, bringing together experts from the lighting, smart buildings and smart cities sectors to shape the future of digital lighting control.

The event will establish a new international forum for collaboration, knowledge sharing and innovation, bringing together the global DALI ecosystem. Sponsors and partner companies will also showcase their latest technologies and solutions at the expo.

“For the first time, we are bringing the global DALI ecosystem together for a dedicated summit and expo to share knowledge, strengthen partnerships, and inspire innovation,” said DALI Alliance General Manager, Paul Drosihn.

In a statement, DALI Alliance said DALI 27 will conclude with a gala dinner featuring the 2027 DALI Lighting Awards, which recognise outstanding projects and achievements in DALI-based lighting control.

The event combines the DALI Alliance General Assembly with a conference and expo for lighting designers, manufacturers, system integrators, and technology providers.

The programme will feature keynote presentations, panel discussions, technical sessions and case studies, alongside an expo showcasing the latest DALI technologies and solutions. Networking events throughout the two-day event will provide opportunities for professionals to connect and exchange ideas.

DALI 27 will be held at Supernova in Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs, with the full conference programme to be announced in fall 2026. Registration details, ticket options and participation fees will follow.

-- BERNAMA

Tuesday, September 22, 2026

CHERY AUTO’S LEPAS ADVANCES GLOBAL ROLLOUT WITH NEW MARKET MILESTONES

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 22 (Bernama) -- Chery Auto, a global automotive manufacturer, announced that its premium new energy vehicle (NEV) brand, LEPAS, has expanded its global presence with progress across multiple markets.

This year marks LEPAS’ "Year of Delivery" following the European debut of its LEPAS L8 during Milan Design Week in April. The model is available for pre-order in the United Kingdom (UK), Italy, Spain and other European markets, while LEPAS L6 and LEPAS L4 deliveries are progressing in Southeast Asia.

In a statement, Chery Auto said in Indonesia, the LEPAS E4 EV (L4 EV) was named "Inspiring Long Range Electric SUV 2026" at the Indonesia Automotive Awards 2026, while automotive content creators in the UK praised the LEPAS L8 PHEV for its design, cabin quality and practicality.

During the Turin Auto Show in Italy, the LEPAS L6 won the "Best Interior Design Award" in the City Car category, while media in Spain described LEPAS as more than a means of transportation, combining comfort and lifestyle.

In Chile, automotive media assessed LEPAS across five dimensions, including contextualised intelligence, simplified technology interaction and cabin experience, and found its product approach suited to local needs. Media in Brazil also showed interest in its debut and upcoming activities.

The LEPAS L8 PHEV and LEPAS L6 EV have been shortlisted for the 2027 World Car of the Year. The LEPAS L8 PHEV is scheduled to launch across European markets from September to October, with dealer agreements signed in Italy, Spain, Romania and other countries.

Brand experience centres are also opening worldwide as LEPAS advances its market rollout and customer experience.

LEPAS’ global expansion is backed by Chery Auto's global capabilities. As of August 2026, Chery Group had exported more than seven million vehicles, becoming the first Chinese automaker to reach this milestone.

Chery Group’s strengths in research and development, manufacturing, supply chain and service support LEPAS’ global delivery and customer experience.

-- BERNAMA

Rising dengue cases: Allianz Care@Home supports recovery with professional care at home


Giulio Slavich

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 21 (Bernama) -- As dengue cases continue to rise in Malaysia, the importance of timely medical attention and appropriate care has become increasingly evident. As of Epidemiological Week 35 in 2026, 65,979 dengue cases and 62 deaths had been reported nationwide, representing a 66% increase in cases compared to the same period last year.

While some dengue patients require hospitalisation, others may be medically assessed as suitable for recovery and monitoring at home. However, recovering at home does not mean the illness should be taken lightly.

Recovery requires continued vigilance
A common misconception is that a subsiding fever means a patient is recovering well. In reality, patients should continue monitoring their condition closely even after their temperature returns to normal.

Patients are advised to follow their doctor's recommendations, attend scheduled follow-up appointments or blood tests, and remain alert to warning signs such as severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, bleeding, difficulty breathing, or a sudden deterioration in their overall condition. If symptoms worsen, medical attention should be sought immediately.

Patients should also avoid self-medicating and consult their doctor or pharmacist before taking any medication, particularly aspirin and certain non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), which may increase the risk of bleeding.

Professional support from the comfort of home
For eligible Allianz Life Insurance Malaysia Berhad (Allianz Life) customers, Allianz Care@Home provides professional medical support for dengue patients who are medically assessed as suitable for home management.*

Offered in partnership with Speedoc, the service includes home visits by doctors and nurses, monitoring, diagnostic tests, treatment, and access to a 24/7 medical assistance helpline throughout the recovery journey.

This enables eligible customers to receive professional medical attention while recovering in the familiarity and comfort of their own homes.

“At Allianz Life, we believe being there for our customers extends far beyond providing insurance coverage. It is about offering meaningful support when they need it most. Through Allianz Care@Home, we are making healthcare more accessible and convenient for eligible customers recovering from dengue by enabling professional medical care to be delivered in a familiar home environment,” Allianz Life Chief Executive Officer, Giulio Slavich said.

“This initiative reflects our commitment to understanding our customers' needs and continuously evolving our solutions to make their healthcare journey simpler, more seamless, and more reassuring. Ultimately, our goal is to help customers focus on their recovery and wellbeing,” he added.

Adapting care to patients' needs
As dengue can develop differently from one patient to another, home-based care should never be viewed as a replacement for hospitalisation when hospital treatment is medically necessary.

Should a patient's condition require a higher level of care, Allianz Care@Home can facilitate referrals to a medical service centre and assist with hospital admission. Ground ambulance services can also be arranged upon request, subject to availability.

Ultimately, whether dengue is managed at home or in hospital should always be determined through a medical assessment. What matters most is ensuring patients receive the right level of care at the right time.

Allianz Care@Home is available to eligible Allianz Life Individual Hospitalisation & Surgical customers and Group Corporate members under Allianz SME Choice Plus, subject to eligibility and applicable terms and conditions.

The service is currently available in Klang Valley, Penang, Ipoh, Negeri Sembilan, Melaka and Johor. Eligible customers may contact Speedoc's 24/7 medical assistance centre at +603 7890 0261 to request the service and undergo the necessary eligibility and medical assessment.

Visit Allianz Care@Home for more information.

*Terms and conditions apply

SOURCE: Allianz Malaysia Berhad

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Name: Shamala Gopalan
Group Head
Corporate Communications Department
Allianz Malaysia Berhad
Tel: 016.285.0685
Email: shamala.gopalan@allianz.com.my

Name: Gary Mark Nagan
Manager
Corporate Communications Department
Allianz Malaysia Berhad
Tel: 012.367.1450
Email: gary.nagan@allianz.com.my

--BERNAMA

Monday, September 21, 2026

Three-Day TOURISE 2027 Summit Set For Riyadh Next March

 

“TOURISE Unveils 2027 Summit Under the Theme “Alliances That Move the World””


KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 18 (Bernama) -- TOURISE, the premier platform redefining and shaping the future of tourism, has announced that the TOURISE 2027 Summit will be held in Riyadh from March 23 to 25, 2027.


The summit will convene public and private sector leaders across tourism, technology, investment, sustainability, culture, mobility and government to tackle the sector’s most pressing opportunities and challenges and help shape the next era of global tourism.​


Saudi Arabia Minister of Tourism and TOURISE Chairman, Ahmed Al Khateeb said the future of tourism will be shaped not by any single destination, company or institution, but by the strength of the alliances built between the public and private sectors.


“Through TOURISE, we are taking that experience to the global stage, connecting leaders across sectors and markets to turn shared ambition into action. In March, we invite the world to Riyadh to build the alliances that will shape the next 50 years of tourism,” he said in a statement.


Building on the inaugural TOURISE Summit in November 2025, the 2027 edition will run under the theme “Alliances That Move the World”, where leaders will focus on the partnerships, investments and actions needed to advance the global tourism agenda over the next 50 years.​


At the inaugural summit, TOURISE has announced US$113 billion in portfolio investments spanning hotels, integrated destinations, wellness, retail, talent development and artificial intelligence-powered platforms, demonstrating the potential of public and private sector collaboration to translate ambition into investment and action.​ (US$1=RM4.09)


According to TOURISE, the first confirmed speakers for the 2027 Summit include leaders from organisations such as Marriott, Wego, Switzerland Tourism and Technogym. Together, they represent organisations shaping how people travel, connect, invest and experience the world.​


The 2027 edition is also backed by a growing roster of partners and sponsors, including stc, Dar Al Arkan, The Avenues, Qiddiya City, Aseer Development Authority, Saudia, Jeddah Central, Taiba, Tourism Development Fund, Red Sea Global, Almosafer and Snapchat.


-- BERNAMA


CGC100 COMPLETES ITS RUN WITH 100 GRADUATES, 58 REGISTERED BUSINESSES AND 86 NEW JOBS

30 graduates of CGC100 Cohort 3 celebrate their achievement with CGC Chairman, Dato’ Mohammed Hussein, CGC President & CEO, Mohamad Nazri Omar and Pintar Foundation, General Manager, Norzalina Masom, marking the successful completion of a programme that has empowered 100 young entrepreneurs


PETALING JAYA, Sept 21 (Bernama) -- One hundred young Malaysians have now graduated from the CGC100 Youth Entrepreneurship Programme, after Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGC) celebrated the 30 graduates of the programme’s third and final cohort, at Bangunan CGC. To date, 58 graduates across three cohorts have registered their businesses, collectively creating 86 new jobs.

CGC100 was run by CGC in collaboration with PINTAR Foundation, with the support of the Ministry of Education. Launched in 2022, it was designed for young Malaysians aged 18 to 23 from unserved and underserved communities, particularly those from Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) backgrounds, and combined structured training, mentoring and financial literacy education with hands-on business experience.

Conducted between August 2025 and February 2026, this final cohort brought together 30 participants from across Malaysia. Over six months, they covered business fundamentals, branding, digital skills, financial literacy and sustainability, and practised pitching their own business ideas.

Between them, graduates now run businesses in sectors including agriculture, food and beverage, fashion and services. According to the report by PINTAR Foundation, 58% of graduates generated income from their businesses following programme completion.

A key objective of CGC100 is to equip aspiring entrepreneurs with the financial literacy, financing readiness and confidence needed to navigate the business landscape. PINTAR Foundation’s post-programme impact assessment also indicates that an increasing number of graduates have advanced into the RM10,000 to RM50,000 monthly revenue bracket, reflecting stronger business resilience, growth potential and commercial sustainability.

Chairman of CGC, Dato' Mohammed Hussein, in his welcoming address, told the graduates, "One of the greatest advantages of being young is that you can afford to fail. No successful entrepreneur reaches the top without experiencing setbacks along the way. As Confucius said 'The greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising every time we fall. Young people must be prepared to take calculated risks. Risk-taking is a key element of entrepreneurship. Kita kena susah dahulu, baru senang. Bukan terus senang tanpa susah.”

Meanwhile, General Manager of PINTAR Foundation, Norzalina Masom, said, “CGC100 is more than an entrepreneurship programme; it is a platform for young people to discover their potential, turn ideas into opportunities and take their first steps towards creating a meaningful future.”

Kaliswaran A/L Seran, 23, from Pulau Pinang, joined the programme without a business. “I started the programme with only an interest in entrepreneurship. Today, I have not only gained valuable entrepreneurial knowledge and skills, but also the confidence, direction and mindset needed to pursue my business aspirations,” he said.

Nur’zuriatina binti Zamri, 23, from Pahang, highlighted the impact of CGC100 on her entrepreneurial journey. “CGC100 is not just about building businesses. It serves as a catalyst for change by providing practical business knowledge and skills, building confidence, and giving entrepreneurs the courage to grow their businesses and pursue greater opportunities,” she said.

Alexander Conrad Johnny, 19, from Sarawak, reflected on what entrepreneurship means to him. “Entrepreneurship is not merely about building a business, but about having the courage to view challenges from a different perspective. Through CGC100, I have come to believe that every idea, experience and effort can become a small step towards creating a greater impact and bringing meaningful benefits to society,” he said.

While the CGC100 has reached its conclusion, its legacy will endure through the graduates it has nurtured, the businesses it has helped build, and the communities it has served.

CGC remains committed to nurturing future generations of entrepreneurs, and that commitment continues through the CGC Youth Entrepreneurship Programme (CGC YEP). Building on the foundation established by CGC100, CGC YEP will serve as CGC's flagship youth entrepreneurship initiative moving forward. Unlike CGC100, which was primarily focused on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) students, CGC YEP is open to aspiring entrepreneurs aged 18 to 35 from all backgrounds.

This broader scope enables the programme to reach a larger and more diverse participant base, extending entrepreneurship opportunities beyond a specific educational segment and amplifying its potential impact. Through CGC YEP, CGC aims to continue equipping young entrepreneurs with the knowledge, skills and financing readiness needed to build sustainable businesses, create employment opportunities and contribute meaningfully to Malaysia's economic development.

About CGC

Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGC) was established on 5 July 1972. It is 78.65% owned by Bank Negara Malaysia and 21.35% by the commercial banks in Malaysia. CGC aims to assist Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) and Mid-Tier Companies (MTC) by providing guarantee support to enhance their financing access.

As of August 2026, CGC has availed over 551,000 guarantees and financing to MSMEs valued at over RM107 billion since its establishment.

Beyond financing, CGC also provides comprehensive developmental support through the CGC Developmental Programme®, a “Beyond Guarantee” initiative that delivers both financial and nonfinancial advisory services, advisory workshops, networking sessions, and access to new markets. These initiatives are designed to enhance MSMEs’ financing readiness, strengthen business capabilities, and facilitate ecosystem connectivity through collaboration with financial institutions, industry partners and relevant stakeholders.

Introduced on 9 February 2018, imSME is Malaysia’s first MSME online financing/loan referral platform, providing businesses with an alternative channel to access financing. To date, it has recorded over 3.25 million visits and 151,346 registered MSMEs.

For more information, please visit www.cgc.com.my and www.imsme.com.my.

Alternatively, businesses may visit any of CGC’s branches nationwide for assistance.

SOURCE: Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGC)

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Name: Azman Idrus
Head of Strategic Management & Communications
Email: azman.idrus@cgc.com.my

Name: Eliya Ayesya Mohd Fisal
Head of Section, PR & Media, Social & Digital Media, and CSR
Email: eliya.ayesyafisal@cgc.com.my

--BERNAMA

MALAYSIA HEALTHCARE DEEPENS BANGLADESH PRESENCE AS MEDICAL TOURISM DEMAND GROWS


CHATTOGRAM, Sept 21 (Bernama) -- Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC) deepened its engagement in Bangladesh through Malaysia Healthcare Week in Bangladesh, held from 16 to 21 September, bringing Malaysian hospitals and healthcare stakeholders together across Dhaka and Chattogram as demand for healthcare travel from Bangladesh continues to grow. The programme marked MHTC’s expansion beyond Dhaka to Chattogram, where it conducted its first Malaysia Healthcare activation in the city.

Malaysia Healthcare’s engagement with the Bangladesh market has gained strong momentum in recent years. In 2025, close to 70,000 Bangladeshi healthcare travellers visited Malaysia, generating approximately RM50 million in healthcare travel revenue, a 24% increase from the previous year. The continued growth reinforces the importance of strengthening the professional networks, referral pathways and corporate relationships that connect Bangladeshi patients with healthcare providers in Malaysia.

The programme was structured across two cities, with Dhaka serving as the main platform for corporate and consumer engagement, while Chattogram extended Malaysia Healthcare’s reach to healthcare professionals, media and corporate stakeholders in a new market area. The Dhaka programme began with a corporate networking dinner on 16 September, held in conjunction with Malaysia Day and in collaboration with the High Commission of Malaysia in Bangladesh, connecting participating Malaysian hospitals with corporate stakeholders, healthcare referral agencies and industry representatives. From 17 to 19 September, the hospitals continued their engagement with the public and industry stakeholders at the 13th Asian Tourism Fair at the International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB) in Dhaka, showcasing their medical specialities and services.

The programme then moved to Chattogram on 20 September, marking Malaysia Healthcare’s first activation in the city. The two-day engagement opened with a media session and networking dinner, followed on 21 September by a luncheon with doctors and healthcare professionals, and a corporate networking dinner with the PHP Family. MHTC CEO Dato' Suriaghandi Suppiah said: “The growth of healthcare travel from Bangladesh shows that patients are increasingly looking beyond their home country when they require specialised treatment. Our role is to build the connections that make that journey more informed and coordinated, from the referring doctor and healthcare professional to the hospital and corporate network. By engaging both Dhaka and Chattogram, we strengthened our understanding of the market while making Malaysia Healthcare more accessible to patients who are considering treatment in Malaysia.”

Five Malaysian hospitals took part. Alpha IVF, IHH Healthcare, KL Fertility and Sunway Medical Centre joined the programme in both cities, while KPJ Ampang Puteri Specialist took part in Dhaka.

Malaysia Healthcare Week in Bangladesh was part of Malaysia Year of Medical Tourism 2026 (MYMT 2026), themed Healing Meets Hospitality, which brings together Malaysia’s healthcare expertise and patient experience to reinforce its positioning as a preferred healthcare destination. The Bangladesh programme reflected this approach by combining clinical engagement with the professional relationships and support networks that shape the healthcare traveller’s journey.

Photo link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10AzLpq9bue6XIhyX-d36lQsp4iuq-lw5?usp=drive_link

SOURCE: Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC)

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Name: Muhammad Rasydan Ma’at
Head of Unit, Communications
Tel: +603 8776 6168
Email: rasydan.m@mhtc.org.my

Name: Mohamad Shahizam Fauzi
Head, Communications
Tel: +603 8776 6168
Email: shahizam.f@mhtc.org.my

--BERNAMA