The Malaysian Reserve recently conducted interviews with Kamil Othman, Chairman of FINAS, Yan-Ning Tung, Managing Director of Claz’room College, and Yoichi Ataka, Chief Executive Officer of Polygon Pictures Malaysia, to discuss the outlook of the creative industry in Malaysia. The article discusses significant points raised during these interviews.

In summary, Malaysia’s creative arts sector is experiencing growth, with the government and industry leaders prioritising initiatives to promote talent, investment, and cultural tourism. A recent report projects that demand for creative multimedia talent is predicted to increase at a 7.59% annual pace over the next three years

To capitalise on this potential, authorities are urged to launch several initiatives to support the growth of creative industries such as multimedia, film, design, and performing arts. These initiatives include talent development programmes, tax incentives for creative businesses, and funding for film and TV productions. Additionally, cultural tourism should be promoted through festivals, exhibitions, and events that showcase Malaysia’s rich heritage and diversity.

Industry leaders believe that the creative arts sector has the potential to become a hub for creative innovation and attract international audiences, creating job opportunities and stimulating economic growth. Overall, Malaysia’s creative arts sector has a bright future, with increasing recognition and support from the government and industry players. By leveraging its strengths and fostering innovation, Malaysia can unlock the sector’s full potential and establish itself as a leader in the global creative economy.

Article’s link:

https://themalaysianreserve.com/2023/03/15/making-creative-arts-a-main-contributing-sector/