Malaysia signed 19 MoUs with global tech leaders at MWC 2025, emphasizing digital transformation in technology, AI, and 5G. Deputy Minister Teo Nie Ching expressed optimism about the benefits these agreements will bring to citizens, highlighting collaborations involving major firms like Ericsson and Huawei to enhance the country’s digital infrastructure.
Malaysia has made significant strides in its digital transformation by establishing 19 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with local and global technology leaders during the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025. The event, held in Barcelona, served as a platform for these agreements, underscoring the commitment to innovation in technology, artificial intelligence (AI), 5G, and telecommunications.
Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching highlighted that these MoUs demonstrate industry players’ commitment to effecting digital changes in Malaysia, stating, “They showed their commitment to bringing digital changes to Malaysia. I hope these MoUs will bring more benefits to the citizens.” Furthermore, she expressed confidence that MWC would attract international recognition for Malaysia’s potential.
Among the notable collaborations is one between CelcomDigi and Ericsson, intended to transform the oil and gas sector utilizing 5G technology. Additionally, CelcomDigi has aligned with Huawei to develop an AI-powered fixed-mobile convergence network. Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB) has partnered with Ericsson to expedite 5G adoption while also collaborating with META to enhance remote tower center experiences.
Collaborations extend to YTL Communications and Equinix working together on global AI cloud capabilities and sustainable infrastructure, and Maxis partnering with Huawei to advance digital intelligent transformation initiatives. The MWC continues to be a seminal event, showcasing the latest mobile technology and emphasizing Malaysia’s pivotal role in digital transformation in the ASEAN region.
The Malaysia Pavilion at this year’s MWC highlighted the nation’s technological advancements in 5G deployment and emphasized collaborative innovation as critical drivers of progress in the digital arena.
In summary, Malaysia’s participation in MWC 2025 signifies a robust commitment to digital transformation through 19 MoUs with notable tech leaders. The initiatives focus on advancing AI, telecommunications, and 5G technologies, with the aim of benefiting Malaysian citizens while enhancing the country’s standing in the international tech landscape. These collaborations illustrate the synergetic efforts required to thrive in the digital age.
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