MSCA participated in the Stakeholder Engagement Session for the Muallim Smart City Action Plan 2035, which was successfully held on 6 May 2026 at Auditorium Sri Tanjung.
The session was officiated by Dr. Shazree Idzham Bin Wahab Abd. Rahman and served as a platform to gather input and perspectives from industry and technology stakeholders in support of the development of the Muallim Smart City Action Plan 2035.
Through the collaboration between Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT) and MSCA, a total of 13 MSCA members participated in the engagement session, representing various smart city technologies, solutions, and industry expertise.
The programme enabled participating companies to directly engage with Majlis Daerah Tanjong Malim (MDTM) by sharing insights, proposals, and potential smart city solutions that could contribute towards the future development and implementation of smart city initiatives within the Muallim district.
The engagement session highlighted the importance of collaboration between local authorities, industry players, and technology stakeholders in driving sustainable and inclusive urban development. The feedback and ideas gathered throughout the session are expected to contribute towards shaping the strategic direction of the Muallim Smart City Action Plan 2035.
MSCA would like to extend its appreciation to all participating members for their support and active contribution towards the success of the session.
MSCA Participates in Stakeholder Engagement Session for Muallim Smart City Action Plan 2035
MSCA participated in the Stakeholder Engagement Session for the Muallim Smart City Action Plan 2035, which was successfully held on 6 May 2026 at Auditorium Sri Tanjung.
The session was officiated by Dr. Shazree Idzham Bin Wahab Abd. Rahman and served as a platform to gather input and perspectives from industry and technology stakeholders in support of the development of the Muallim Smart City Action Plan 2035.
Through the collaboration between Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT) and MSCA, a total of 13 MSCA members participated in the engagement session, representing various smart city technologies, solutions, and industry expertise.
The programme enabled participating companies to directly engage with Majlis Daerah Tanjong Malim (MDTM) by sharing insights, proposals, and potential smart city solutions that could contribute towards the future development and implementation of smart city initiatives within the Muallim district.
The engagement session highlighted the importance of collaboration between local authorities, industry players, and technology stakeholders in driving sustainable and inclusive urban development. The feedback and ideas gathered throughout the session are expected to contribute towards shaping the strategic direction of the Muallim Smart City Action Plan 2035.
MSCA would like to extend its appreciation to all participating members for their support and active contribution towards the success of the session.
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