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2025-09-06 17:07 Last Updated At:17:25

  • Malaysia Airlines resumes flights to Chengdu from January 2026
  • Firefly to launch new services to Krabi, Siem Reap and Cebu from November 2025
  • Increased frequencies across ASEAN, South Asia, China, Australia and New Zealand to strengthen connectivity
  • Introduction of Malaysia Airlines' first vegetarian satay, expanding menu variety for passengers

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Sept. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) today unveiled significant enhancements to its network and product offering, reinforcing the Group's growth strategy and commitment to delivering greater connectivity and elevated travel experiences across its airlines. With new routes, added frequencies, and innovative in-flight dining, MAG continues to build momentum as it strengthens its regional presence while charting Malaysia Airlines' journey towards becoming one of the world's Top 10 global airlines by 2030.

Malaysia Airlines will commence daily flights between Kuala Lumpur and Chengdu Tianfu International Airport (TFU) beginning 9 January 2026, bringing the airline's network in Greater China to seven destinations. This expansion reinforces its presence in one of the region's fastest-growing markets for both business and leisure travel. The airline currently operates flights to Beijing (PKX), Shanghai (PVG), Guangzhou (CAN), Xiamen (XMN), Hong Kong (HKG), and Taipei (TPE).

Meanwhile, Firefly will launch new jet services to Krabi (KBV), Siem Reap (SAI) and Cebu (CEB) from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) Terminal 1 from November 2025 onwards. These additions strengthen Firefly's role in enhancing regional connectivity, providing travellers with seamless access to popular destinations across ASEAN, while supporting both tourism and business travel.

Datuk Captain Izham Ismail, Group Managing Director of Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), said, "With these new routes and expanded frequencies, MAG is strengthening its role as the gateway to Asia and beyond, making it easier for travellers to discover top destinations across the region and further afield. At the same time, we remain focused on delivering a premium in-flight experience that reflects our commitment to Malaysian Hospitality. Innovations such as our new vegetarian satay is just one example of how we continue to innovate while staying true to our heritage, offering more variety to meet evolving customer expectations. With the networks we are expanding, the products we are enhancing, and the people driving these efforts, Malaysia Aviation Group is ready to meet the future with confidence and deliver value for our customers and our nation."

Complementing its network expansion, Malaysia Airlines has introduced a vegetarian satay made from tender Lion's Mane mushroom, available for Business Suite and Business Class passengers on selected sectors. Infused with the airline's signature marinade and served with cucumber and raw onion, this plant-based bites delivers the same rich flavour as the traditional satay while offering a wholesome alternative for vegetarian travellers.

In addition to new routes, Malaysia Airlines and Firefly will also increase frequencies across their network beginning October 2025. Malaysia Airlines is adding more services to Australia, New Zealand, China, India, the Maldives, and Bangladesh, while Firefly is boosting domestic and regional connectivity to Singapore, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Penang, and Johor Bahru. These enhancements give travellers greater choice and flexibility, supporting tourism, trade, and stronger people-to-people ties across Asia and beyond.

These network expansions are underpinned by MAG's ongoing fleet modernisation strategy. The introduction of the A330neo on select Australia and New Zealand routes is a significant step forward, offering state-of-the-art comfort, improved fuel efficiency, and an elevated in-flight experience. By the first quarter of 2026, Malaysia Airlines will operate the youngest widebody fleet into Australasia, a milestone that underscores both the Group's sustainability agenda and its commitment to delivering service excellence with the signature warmth of Malaysian Hospitality.

As the returning Official Airline Partner and Premier Sponsor of MATTA Fair 2025, MAG is transforming this September's edition into its most dynamic showcase yet through the MAG Arena, which reimagines more than 70 booths into a futuristic travel experience. Building on the success of April's edition, the MAG Arena will spotlight Malaysia Airlines' and Firefly's networks and cabin products, cutting-edge digital innovations including AI-powered hospitality, exclusive meet-and-greet sessions with global and local sports icons, and rewarding offers for visitors throughout the three-day Fair held at MITEC Kuala Lumpur.

 

Appendix 1 – New Routes and Frequencies

Airline

Route

Frequency

Open for Sale Date

Inaugural Flight

Date

Malaysia

Airlines

KUL/Chengdu (TFU)

vv

7x weekly

(Mon-Sun)

5 Sep 2025

9 Jan 2026

Firefly

KUL/Krabi (KBV) vv

7x weekly

(Mon-Sun)

17 Nov 2025

KUL/Siem Reap

(SAI) vv

3x weekly

(Tue, Thu, Sat)

27 Nov 2025

KUL/Cebu (CEB) vv

5x weekly (Tue, Wed, Thu,

Sat, Sun)

2 Dec 2025

 

 

Appendix 2 – Malaysia Airlines' Additional Frequencies

Region

Route

Frequency

(Before

Increase)

Frequency

(After

Increase)

Effective Date

Australia and

New Zealand

KUL/ Adelaide

(ADL) vv

5x weekly

7x weekly

1 Feb 2026

KUL/Perth (PER) vv

12x weekly

14x weekly

1 Dec 2025

KUL/Melbourne

(MEL) vv

18x weekly

21x weekly

30 Oct 2025

KUL/Sydney (SYD)

vv

18x weekly

21x weekly

31 Oct 2025

KUL/Auckland (AKL)

vv

8x weekly

10x weekly

26 Oct 2025

East Asia /

China

KUL/Xiamen (XMN)

vv

3x weekly

4x weekly

1 Nov 2025

South Asia

KUL/Trivandrum

(TRV) vv

5x weekly

7x weekly

1 Dec 2025

KUL/Ahmedabad

(AMD) vv

4x weekly

5x weekly

26 Oct 2025

KUL/Maldives

(MLE) vv

7x weekly

11x weekly

26 Oct 2025

KUL/Dhaka (DAC)

vv

14x weekly

21x weekly

5 Nov 2025

 

 

Appendix 3 – Firefly's Additional Frequencies

Route

Frequency

(Before Increase)

Frequency

(After Increase)

Effective Date

KUL/Singapore (SIN)

vv

3x weekly

7x weekly

22 Aug 2025

KUL/Johor Bahru (JHB)

vv

4x weekly

7x weekly

23 Aug 2025

KUL/Kelantan (KBR) vv

4x weekly

7x weekly

30 Aug 2025

KUL/Penang (PEN) vv

7x weekly

10x weekly

26 Aug 2025

KUL/Kota Kinabalu

(BKI) vv

7x weekly

14x weekly

21 Aug 2025

KUL/Kuching (KCH) vv

8x weekly

11x weekly

21 Aug 2025

KUL/Terengganu (TGG)

vv

3x weekly

7x weekly

30 Aug 2025

KUL/Sibu (SBW) vv

2x weekly

3x weekly

3 Sept 2025

Penang (PEN)

/Langkawi (LGK) vv

8x weekly

10x weekly

1 Jan 2026

Subang (SZB)/Johor

Bahru (JHB) vv

21x weekly

26x weekly

1 Dec 2025

Subang (SZB)/Penang

(PEN) vv

35x weekly

42x weekly

 

About Malaysia Aviation Group

Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) is a global aviation organisation comprising three core business portfolios: Airlines, Loyalty & Travel Services, and Aviation Services.

The Airlines portfolio serves global, domestic, and segmented markets through Malaysia Airlines – the national carrier; Firefly and MASwings – regional airlines focused on connecting communities across Malaysia; and Amal by Malaysia Airlines – the leading one-stop pilgrimage travel solutions centre.

The Aviation Services portfolio offers a full suite of capabilities, including maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), cargo and logistics, ground handling, and training. This includes MAB Engineering; MASkargo – a one- stop cargo and logistics provider; AeroDarat Services – a comprehensive ground handling solutions provider; and MAB Academy – a centre of excellence for aviation and hospitality training.

The Loyalty & Travel Services portfolio delivers end-to-end travel solutions and loyalty programmes, strengthening MAG's core expertise in airline and aviation services. It includes Journify – an integrated digital platform offering travel and lifestyle experiences; Enrich – Malaysia Airlines' award-winning travel and lifestyle loyalty programme; and MHholidays – the Group's dedicated flight and hotel package platform.

With its clear business portfolios, MAG is committed to realising its vision of becoming Asia's Leading Travel and Aviation Services Group by delivering exceptional customer experiences, nurturing a culture that empowers its people, and ensuring sustainable, profitable growth.

For more information, visit www.malaysiaaviationgroup.com.my

Issued by Group Communications, Malaysia Aviation Group.



  • Malaysia Airlines resumes flights to Chengdu from January 2026
  • Firefly to launch new services to Krabi, Siem Reap and Cebu from November 2025
  • Increased frequencies across ASEAN, South Asia, China, Australia and New Zealand to strengthen connectivity
  • Introduction of Malaysia Airlines' first vegetarian satay, expanding menu variety for passengers

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Sept. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) today unveiled significant enhancements to its network and product offering, reinforcing the Group's growth strategy and commitment to delivering greater connectivity and elevated travel experiences across its airlines. With new routes, added frequencies, and innovative in-flight dining, MAG continues to build momentum as it strengthens its regional presence while charting Malaysia Airlines' journey towards becoming one of the world's Top 10 global airlines by 2030.

Malaysia Airlines will commence daily flights between Kuala Lumpur and Chengdu Tianfu International Airport (TFU) beginning 9 January 2026, bringing the airline's network in Greater China to seven destinations. This expansion reinforces its presence in one of the region's fastest-growing markets for both business and leisure travel. The airline currently operates flights to Beijing (PKX), Shanghai (PVG), Guangzhou (CAN), Xiamen (XMN), Hong Kong (HKG), and Taipei (TPE).

Meanwhile, Firefly will launch new jet services to Krabi (KBV), Siem Reap (SAI) and Cebu (CEB) from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) Terminal 1 from November 2025 onwards. These additions strengthen Firefly's role in enhancing regional connectivity, providing travellers with seamless access to popular destinations across ASEAN, while supporting both tourism and business travel.

Datuk Captain Izham Ismail, Group Managing Director of Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), said, "With these new routes and expanded frequencies, MAG is strengthening its role as the gateway to Asia and beyond, making it easier for travellers to discover top destinations across the region and further afield. At the same time, we remain focused on delivering a premium in-flight experience that reflects our commitment to Malaysian Hospitality. Innovations such as our new vegetarian satay is just one example of how we continue to innovate while staying true to our heritage, offering more variety to meet evolving customer expectations. With the networks we are expanding, the products we are enhancing, and the people driving these efforts, Malaysia Aviation Group is ready to meet the future with confidence and deliver value for our customers and our nation."

Complementing its network expansion, Malaysia Airlines has introduced a vegetarian satay made from tender Lion's Mane mushroom, available for Business Suite and Business Class passengers on selected sectors. Infused with the airline's signature marinade and served with cucumber and raw onion, this plant-based bites delivers the same rich flavour as the traditional satay while offering a wholesome alternative for vegetarian travellers.

In addition to new routes, Malaysia Airlines and Firefly will also increase frequencies across their network beginning October 2025. Malaysia Airlines is adding more services to Australia, New Zealand, China, India, the Maldives, and Bangladesh, while Firefly is boosting domestic and regional connectivity to Singapore, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Penang, and Johor Bahru. These enhancements give travellers greater choice and flexibility, supporting tourism, trade, and stronger people-to-people ties across Asia and beyond.

These network expansions are underpinned by MAG's ongoing fleet modernisation strategy. The introduction of the A330neo on select Australia and New Zealand routes is a significant step forward, offering state-of-the-art comfort, improved fuel efficiency, and an elevated in-flight experience. By the first quarter of 2026, Malaysia Airlines will operate the youngest widebody fleet into Australasia, a milestone that underscores both the Group's sustainability agenda and its commitment to delivering service excellence with the signature warmth of Malaysian Hospitality.

As the returning Official Airline Partner and Premier Sponsor of MATTA Fair 2025, MAG is transforming this September's edition into its most dynamic showcase yet through the MAG Arena, which reimagines more than 70 booths into a futuristic travel experience. Building on the success of April's edition, the MAG Arena will spotlight Malaysia Airlines' and Firefly's networks and cabin products, cutting-edge digital innovations including AI-powered hospitality, exclusive meet-and-greet sessions with global and local sports icons, and rewarding offers for visitors throughout the three-day Fair held at MITEC Kuala Lumpur.

 

Appendix 1 – New Routes and Frequencies

Airline

Route

Frequency

Open for Sale Date

Inaugural Flight

Date

Malaysia

Airlines

KUL/Chengdu (TFU)

vv

7x weekly

(Mon-Sun)

5 Sep 2025

9 Jan 2026

Firefly

KUL/Krabi (KBV) vv

7x weekly

(Mon-Sun)

17 Nov 2025

KUL/Siem Reap

(SAI) vv

3x weekly

(Tue, Thu, Sat)

27 Nov 2025

KUL/Cebu (CEB) vv

5x weekly (Tue, Wed, Thu,

Sat, Sun)

2 Dec 2025

 

 

Appendix 2 – Malaysia Airlines' Additional Frequencies

Region

Route

Frequency

(Before

Increase)

Frequency

(After

Increase)

Effective Date

Australia and

New Zealand

KUL/ Adelaide

(ADL) vv

5x weekly

7x weekly

1 Feb 2026

KUL/Perth (PER) vv

12x weekly

14x weekly

1 Dec 2025

KUL/Melbourne

(MEL) vv

18x weekly

21x weekly

30 Oct 2025

KUL/Sydney (SYD)

vv

18x weekly

21x weekly

31 Oct 2025

KUL/Auckland (AKL)

vv

8x weekly

10x weekly

26 Oct 2025

East Asia /

China

KUL/Xiamen (XMN)

vv

3x weekly

4x weekly

1 Nov 2025

South Asia

KUL/Trivandrum

(TRV) vv

5x weekly

7x weekly

1 Dec 2025

KUL/Ahmedabad

(AMD) vv

4x weekly

5x weekly

26 Oct 2025

KUL/Maldives

(MLE) vv

7x weekly

11x weekly

26 Oct 2025

KUL/Dhaka (DAC)

vv

14x weekly

21x weekly

5 Nov 2025

Region

Route

Frequency

(Before

Increase)

Frequency

(After

Increase)

Effective Date

Australia and

New Zealand

KUL/ Adelaide

(ADL) vv

5x weekly

7x weekly

1 Feb 2026

KUL/Perth (PER) vv

12x weekly

14x weekly

1 Dec 2025

KUL/Melbourne

(MEL) vv

18x weekly

21x weekly

30 Oct 2025

KUL/Sydney (SYD)

vv

18x weekly

21x weekly

31 Oct 2025

KUL/Auckland (AKL)

vv

8x weekly

10x weekly

26 Oct 2025

East Asia /

China

KUL/Xiamen (XMN)

vv

3x weekly

4x weekly

1 Nov 2025

South Asia

KUL/Trivandrum

(TRV) vv

5x weekly

7x weekly

1 Dec 2025

KUL/Ahmedabad

(AMD) vv

4x weekly

5x weekly

26 Oct 2025

KUL/Maldives

(MLE) vv

7x weekly

11x weekly

26 Oct 2025

KUL/Dhaka (DAC)

vv

14x weekly

21x weekly

5 Nov 2025

 

 

Appendix 3 – Firefly's Additional Frequencies

Route

Frequency

(Before Increase)

Frequency

(After Increase)

Effective Date

KUL/Singapore (SIN)

vv

3x weekly

7x weekly

22 Aug 2025

KUL/Johor Bahru (JHB)

vv

4x weekly

7x weekly

23 Aug 2025

KUL/Kelantan (KBR) vv

4x weekly

7x weekly

30 Aug 2025

KUL/Penang (PEN) vv

7x weekly

10x weekly

26 Aug 2025

KUL/Kota Kinabalu

(BKI) vv

7x weekly

14x weekly

21 Aug 2025

KUL/Kuching (KCH) vv

8x weekly

11x weekly

21 Aug 2025

KUL/Terengganu (TGG)

vv

3x weekly

7x weekly

30 Aug 2025

KUL/Sibu (SBW) vv

2x weekly

3x weekly

3 Sept 2025

Penang (PEN)

/Langkawi (LGK) vv

8x weekly

10x weekly

1 Jan 2026

Subang (SZB)/Johor

Bahru (JHB) vv

21x weekly

26x weekly

1 Dec 2025

Subang (SZB)/Penang

(PEN) vv

35x weekly

42x weekly

Route

Frequency

(Before Increase)

Frequency

(After Increase)

Effective Date

KUL/Singapore (SIN)

vv

3x weekly

7x weekly

22 Aug 2025

KUL/Johor Bahru (JHB)

vv

4x weekly

7x weekly

23 Aug 2025

KUL/Kelantan (KBR) vv

4x weekly

7x weekly

30 Aug 2025

KUL/Penang (PEN) vv

7x weekly

10x weekly

26 Aug 2025

KUL/Kota Kinabalu

(BKI) vv

7x weekly

14x weekly

21 Aug 2025

KUL/Kuching (KCH) vv

8x weekly

11x weekly

21 Aug 2025

KUL/Terengganu (TGG)

vv

3x weekly

7x weekly

30 Aug 2025

KUL/Sibu (SBW) vv

2x weekly

3x weekly

3 Sept 2025

Penang (PEN)

/Langkawi (LGK) vv

8x weekly

10x weekly

1 Jan 2026

Subang (SZB)/Johor

Bahru (JHB) vv

21x weekly

26x weekly

1 Dec 2025

Subang (SZB)/Penang

(PEN) vv

35x weekly

42x weekly

 

About Malaysia Aviation Group

Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) is a global aviation organisation comprising three core business portfolios: Airlines, Loyalty & Travel Services, and Aviation Services.

The Airlines portfolio serves global, domestic, and segmented markets through Malaysia Airlines – the national carrier; Firefly and MASwings – regional airlines focused on connecting communities across Malaysia; and Amal by Malaysia Airlines – the leading one-stop pilgrimage travel solutions centre.

The Aviation Services portfolio offers a full suite of capabilities, including maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), cargo and logistics, ground handling, and training. This includes MAB Engineering; MASkargo – a one- stop cargo and logistics provider; AeroDarat Services – a comprehensive ground handling solutions provider; and MAB Academy – a centre of excellence for aviation and hospitality training.

The Loyalty & Travel Services portfolio delivers end-to-end travel solutions and loyalty programmes, strengthening MAG's core expertise in airline and aviation services. It includes Journify – an integrated digital platform offering travel and lifestyle experiences; Enrich – Malaysia Airlines' award-winning travel and lifestyle loyalty programme; and MHholidays – the Group's dedicated flight and hotel package platform.

With its clear business portfolios, MAG is committed to realising its vision of becoming Asia's Leading Travel and Aviation Services Group by delivering exceptional customer experiences, nurturing a culture that empowers its people, and ensuring sustainable, profitable growth.

For more information, visit www.malaysiaaviationgroup.com.my

Issued by Group Communications, Malaysia Aviation Group.

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Malaysia Aviation Group Accelerates Growth with New Routes, Added Frequencies and Elevated In-Flight Experience

Malaysia Aviation Group Accelerates Growth with New Routes, Added Frequencies and Elevated In-Flight Experience

Oracle collaborates with MyDIGITAL Corporation to help advance Malaysia's Digital Economy Blueprint and National 4IR Policy by equipping local talents with in-demand digital skills, strengthening the IT talent pipeline, and fostering a value-based, innovation-led economy.

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, April 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Oracle and MyDIGITAL Corporation, a monitoring agency under the Ministry of Digital overseeing the implementation of the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint and the National Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) Policy, today announced a collaboration to deliver skills training to 300,000 students and professionals across Malaysia, aiming to boost employability and support career growth by 2029. 

The collaboration with MyDIGITAL Corporation gives students and professionals access to digital training and foundational certifications to prepare them for future jobs. This includes over 200 hours of learning and certifications, with full structured learning paths, delivered over three years in technologies such as Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), OCI Generative AI, OCI Data Science, Oracle APEX, OCI DevOps, and OCI Security.

"Strong investment momentum in Malaysia's digital economy is reinforcing the country's ambition to become an AI Nation by 2030 and cementing its position as a leading digital innovation hub in Southeast Asia," said YB Gobind Singh Deo, Minister of Digital, Malaysia. "MyDIGITAL Corporation's strategic skills development initiative with Oracle, alongside the Oracle Cloud Malaysia Region, will help build a high-caliber digital workforce while accelerating innovation and supporting Malaysia's long-term digital and economic growth. We continue to encourage greater provision of lifelong learning opportunities from both the public and private sectors to meet the rising demand for AI talent and strengthen Malaysia's competitiveness in the global digital economy."

The program will be delivered for free as a digital learning experience through Oracle MyLearn, Oracle's comprehensive training and enablement platform from Oracle University, used by millions of technology trainees around the world. It provides foundational cloud training, advancing to professional certifications and additional learning tailored to skill level and goals. Learners can earn badges alongside professional certifications, showcasing readiness for specialized roles and helping employers identify qualified candidates. This complements the existing free digital awareness and literacy modules available in Rakyat Digital that is powered by MyDIGITAL Corporation. To provide a seamless user experience, Oracle MyLearn will be integrated into Rakyat Digital by June 2026.

"By unifying every layer of the AI stack, Oracle helps organizations across industries harness AI innovations, transform operations, and build critical digital skills," said Royce Teoh, managing director, Oracle Malaysia. "As Malaysia aims to become a regional AI Nation by 2030, the Oracle Cloud Malaysia Region and our collaboration with MyDIGITAL Corporation can strengthen the local digital talent pipeline, foster a vibrant digital ecosystem, and advance the nation's AI ambitions."

Oracle University provides access to some of the world's leading technology experts and practitioners to support cloud technology training and certification all over the world. More than 20 million hours of Oracle University learning content have been viewed globally, and the program has trained over three million Oracle-certified professionals worldwide with participants from Malaysia.

About MyDIGITAL Corporation
MyDIGITAL Corporation is a monitoring agency and operates as a Strategic Change Management Office under the Ministry of Digital, overseeing the implementation of the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint and the National 4IR Policy. It serves as the secretariat to the National Digital Economy and 4IR Council, chaired by the Prime Minister, and hosts the Malaysia Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (MYCentre4IR) in collaboration with the World Economic Forum. MyDIGITAL Corporation is a dynamic platform aimed at accelerating the digital transformation and adoption of 4IR technologies and fostering innovation.
Website : MyDIGITAL Corporation | Follow us at Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | X

About Oracle
Oracle offers integrated suites of applications plus secure, autonomous infrastructure in the Oracle Cloud. For more information about Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), please visit us at www.oracle.com.

Trademarks
Oracle, Java, MySQL and NetSuite are registered trademarks of Oracle Corporation. NetSuite was the first cloud company—ushering in the new era of cloud computing.

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Oracle collaborates with MyDIGITAL Corporation to help advance Malaysia's Digital Economy Blueprint and National 4IR Policy by equipping local talents with in-demand digital skills, strengthening the IT talent pipeline, and fostering a value-based, innovation-led economy.

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, April 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Oracle and MyDIGITAL Corporation, a monitoring agency under the Ministry of Digital overseeing the implementation of the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint and the National Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) Policy, today announced a collaboration to deliver skills training to 300,000 students and professionals across Malaysia, aiming to boost employability and support career growth by 2029. 

The collaboration with MyDIGITAL Corporation gives students and professionals access to digital training and foundational certifications to prepare them for future jobs. This includes over 200 hours of learning and certifications, with full structured learning paths, delivered over three years in technologies such as Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), OCI Generative AI, OCI Data Science, Oracle APEX, OCI DevOps, and OCI Security.

"Strong investment momentum in Malaysia's digital economy is reinforcing the country's ambition to become an AI Nation by 2030 and cementing its position as a leading digital innovation hub in Southeast Asia," said YB Gobind Singh Deo, Minister of Digital, Malaysia. "MyDIGITAL Corporation's strategic skills development initiative with Oracle, alongside the Oracle Cloud Malaysia Region, will help build a high-caliber digital workforce while accelerating innovation and supporting Malaysia's long-term digital and economic growth. We continue to encourage greater provision of lifelong learning opportunities from both the public and private sectors to meet the rising demand for AI talent and strengthen Malaysia's competitiveness in the global digital economy."

The program will be delivered for free as a digital learning experience through Oracle MyLearn, Oracle's comprehensive training and enablement platform from Oracle University, used by millions of technology trainees around the world. It provides foundational cloud training, advancing to professional certifications and additional learning tailored to skill level and goals. Learners can earn badges alongside professional certifications, showcasing readiness for specialized roles and helping employers identify qualified candidates. This complements the existing free digital awareness and literacy modules available in Rakyat Digital that is powered by MyDIGITAL Corporation. To provide a seamless user experience, Oracle MyLearn will be integrated into Rakyat Digital by June 2026.

"By unifying every layer of the AI stack, Oracle helps organizations across industries harness AI innovations, transform operations, and build critical digital skills," said Royce Teoh, managing director, Oracle Malaysia. "As Malaysia aims to become a regional AI Nation by 2030, the Oracle Cloud Malaysia Region and our collaboration with MyDIGITAL Corporation can strengthen the local digital talent pipeline, foster a vibrant digital ecosystem, and advance the nation's AI ambitions."

Oracle University provides access to some of the world's leading technology experts and practitioners to support cloud technology training and certification all over the world. More than 20 million hours of Oracle University learning content have been viewed globally, and the program has trained over three million Oracle-certified professionals worldwide with participants from Malaysia.

About MyDIGITAL Corporation
MyDIGITAL Corporation is a monitoring agency and operates as a Strategic Change Management Office under the Ministry of Digital, overseeing the implementation of the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint and the National 4IR Policy. It serves as the secretariat to the National Digital Economy and 4IR Council, chaired by the Prime Minister, and hosts the Malaysia Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (MYCentre4IR) in collaboration with the World Economic Forum. MyDIGITAL Corporation is a dynamic platform aimed at accelerating the digital transformation and adoption of 4IR technologies and fostering innovation.
Website : MyDIGITAL Corporation | Follow us at Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | X

About Oracle
Oracle offers integrated suites of applications plus secure, autonomous infrastructure in the Oracle Cloud. For more information about Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), please visit us at www.oracle.com.

Trademarks
Oracle, Java, MySQL and NetSuite are registered trademarks of Oracle Corporation. NetSuite was the first cloud company—ushering in the new era of cloud computing.

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