MRCA DONATE MEDICAL SUPPLIES TO SUNGAI BULOH HOSPITAL

MRCA donates Medical Supplies to Sungai Buloh Hospital Sungai Buloh,
14 June 2021 - Together with MRCA Branding Education Charity Foundation, MRCA initiated a donation drive among its members and also from the public called "Sungai Buloh Hospital Relief Fund” which has raised RM400,000 as part of its corporate social responsibility agenda in the fight against COVID19 in Malaysia. This relief funds aims to provide PPEs and medical supplies for our front-liners who could be facing the surge of COVID-19 patients at Sungai Buloh Hospital. 

The Sg Buloh Hospital Donation Drive handover session was graciously witnessed by Dr Kuldip Kaur, Director of Sungai Buloh Hospital (front row, fourth from left) along with other official representatives in the presence of MRCA President, Past Honorary Presidents and Foundation Chairman, Excos and representatives from each donor companies - Top Glove, Healthy World Lifestyle (Brand Ogawa Malaysia) and Visionary Solutions (Brand Blueair).

In compliance with the new norm and strict SOP, the donation has been handed over to Dr Kuldip Kaur, Director of Sungai Buloh Hospital along with other official representatives in the presence of MRCA President, Past Honorary Presidents and Foundation Chairman, Excos and Representatives from the donor
companies.
It is heartening to report that the campaign has achieved great results thus far based on amount of donation collected and disbursed. The MRCA Branding Education Charity Foundation and the Honorary Past
Presidents have donated RM100,000 worth of PPEs whereas the Members of MRCA, namely Top Glove,
Healthy World Lifestyle (Brand Ogawa), Visionary Solutions (Brand Blueair) donated a total of RM 300,000 worth consists of PPEs, massage chairs, air purifiers, sanitisers and other medical supplies to the said hospital font-liners and working staff.

Dr Kuldip Kaur, Director of Sungai Buloh Hospital (front row, third from left) presented appreciation cert to Datuk Lee Hwa Cheng, Foundation Chairman of MRCA Branding Education Charity Foundation (front row, second from left) in the presence of MRCA President, Past Honorary Presidents and Excos.   

With the continuous effort and initiative to provide financial assistance and relief to the underprivilege group
by The MRCA Branding Education Charity Foundation currently led by Foundation Chairman Datuk Lee Hwa Cheng, The MRCA also embarked in several new charity projects which includes “A Good Deed A Week” charity campaign initiated by Madam President Ms. Shirley Tay. Since the start of this campaign in last February, MRCA members have been distributing food and drinks to deserving front-liners. Individual also chipped in by contributing rice, fresh vegetables etc to orphanages and senior citizen homes.
1. About Malaysia Retail Chain Association
Malaysia Retail Chain Association (MRCA), founded in 1992, is an association for chain store retailers and franchisors determined to enhance the retail and franchise environment in Malaysia and abroad. Today, the MRCA has grown to become an influential entity comprising of more than 450 leading retail chain stores and franchisors, including established brands such as Poh Kong, Bonia, OSIM, Nelson’s Franchise, Focus Point, Rotol Food-Chain, Sunrider International, Maxis Berhad, ADV,Fusionex Sdn Bhd, RHB Bank Berhad.
2. About the MRCA Branding Education Charity Foundation
As the leading retail chain association in the nation, the Malaysia Retail Chain Association achieved tremendous breakthrough in the year 2010. Under the initiatives and leadership of its 2008-2010
President Dato’ Tay Sim Kim, the MRCA raised RM1 million for the set-up of the MRCA Foundation.
The MRCA Branding Education Charity Foundation Trustees
1. Dato’ Tay Sim Kim, Founder Chairman
2. Datuk Lee Hwa Cheng, Foundation Chairman of MRCA Branding Education Charity
Foundation 2020 - 2022
3. Dato’ Eddie Choon
4. Datuk Albert Chiang
5. Datuk Seri Nelson Kwok JP
6. Dato’ Liaw Choon Liang JP
    7. Datuk Seri Garry Chua
The objectives of the MRCA Branding Education Charity Foundation are:
• To act a trustee, administer funds for medical, educational and charitable purposes
• To recognize academic achievements excellence from Members’ children
• To assist, aid, provide relief and render financial assistance to the poor and needy
• To provide education assistance to the needy and to deserving students
• To provide medical and surgical facilities and services
• To organize, implement and support schemes for the relief of human sufferings and treatment of sicknesses and diseases

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Foxxytong's 8th Anniversary Minced Meat Rice RM 8 for 2

It's our 8th. Birthday this year so come celebrate with us - " Minced Meat Rice only RM 8 for 2". 

Thank you for your kind support & business. 

福喜堂私房菜館歡慶八周年。為延續八周年歡欣及喜悅，福喜堂亦將從六月一日推出大優惠 " 台式鹵肉飯2碗只需RM 8" 以答謝顧客的長期厚爱与支持！

*T&C min. spend RM 30 required. 最低消費 30元.

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FMCO3 From 1 June to 14 June 2021📣ANNOUNCEMENT :

WE ARE OPEN BUSINESS AS USUAL FOR TAKEAWAY & DELIVERY !

📣福喜堂照常营業只限外賣

New FMCO3 business hours from 1 June to 14 June 2021 - 

11.30am - 2.30pm

5.00pm  -  8.00pm

* Last orders take in 7.30pm

Please call 011-1239 6967 for pick up and delivery

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Foxxytong private kitchen is providing delivery services for Subang Jaya & USJ

🍜🚕我們將美味熱呼呼的食物免運費送到你家門*

FMCO 3.0 PROMO. 

🧧Save RM 5, 節省5 零吉🧧

*Purchase RM 30.00 & above 

♦️FREE : Delivery (S. J / USJ) 

🍅 訂購RM30 以上免運輸費(只限梳邦區) 

▫️The delivery slots are 

12. 00pm to 2.30pm, and 

5.30pm to 7.30pm

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新鮮食材。現訂現煑。

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福喜堂私房料理

Foxxytong private kitchen 

34-1, Jalan USJ 10 /1E, Taipan subang Jaya

#FMCO #businessasusual #foxxytong #USJ #梳邦 #subangjaya #fooddeliveryservice #fooddelivery #chinese #chinesefood #nomsg #homecookfood #mco3 #8thanniversary #RM8for2 #Mincedmeatrice

BTS - Bento Takeaway Spam Luncheon Meat Rice

 

喜歡BTS有錯嗎？我們就是BTS 的粉絲.. 便當午餐肉🍱 

What is BTS ? It means...

🟥Bento Takeaway Spam🟥

Foxxytong's SPAM bento sets use authentic SPAM brand of luncheon meat on fragrant white rice and egg, complete with FREE 5-colour salad, jelly, and tong sui* starting from RM12.90! Order our Bento sets for takeaway/delivery by messaging us on WhatsApp: 011-1239 6967

*Free tong sui only during MCO

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New MCO3 business hours from 25th May :

11.30am - 2.30pm

5.00pm  -  8.00pm

* Last orders take in 7.50pm

Please call 011-1239 6967 for pick up and delivery

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Foxxytong private kitchen is providing delivery services for Subang Jaya & USJ

🍜🚕我們將美味熱呼呼的食物免運費送到你家門*

MCO 3.0 PROMO. 

🧧Save RM 5, 節省5 零吉🧧

*Purchase RM 30.00 & above 

♦️FREE : Delivery (S. J / USJ) 

🍅 訂購RM30 以上免運輸費(只限梳邦區) 

▪️Call/WhatsApp 011-1239 6967 to preorder ! 

▫️The delivery slots are 

11.30am to 2.30pm, and 

5.30pm to 8pm

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新鮮食材。現訂現煑。

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午餐晚餐🥢🥢🥢

♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️

福喜堂私房料理

Foxxytong private kitchen 

34-1, Jalan USJ 10 /1E, Taipan subang Jaya

#foxxytong  #MCO3  #takeaway #homedelivery #taipan #subangjaya #usj #fooddelivery  #pickup #外賣 #免費外送

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Suspend HIDE information announcement immediately, shopping mall operators and retailers tell MOSTI.

                                  KLCC Suria Shopping Mall 

Suspend HIDE information announcement immediately, shopping mall operators and retailers tell MOSTI. 

Kuala Lumpur 8th May 2021 

PRESS STATEMENT – HOTSPOT IDENTIFICATION BY DYNAMIC ENGAGEMENT (HIDE) 

This press statement represents the view of the following associations representing the shopping 

mall and retail industries nation-wide in Malaysia as follows: 

 PersatuanPengurusanKompleks Malaysia (PPK) (or Malaysia Shopping Malls 

Association)http://ppkm.org.my/

 Malaysia Retailers Association (MRA)https://mra.com.my/

 Malaysia Retail Chain Association (MRCA)https://www.mrca.org.my/

We would urgently urge the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI) to immediately suspend announcing any more information derived from the Hotspot Identification by 

Dynamic Engagement (HIDE) system until clear, accurate and precise basis are accompanied 

with the information to be released. 

Closure of HIDE Premises 

Further to the press statement today by YB Dato Sri Ismail Sabri that premises listed under HIDE 

will be required to close for 3 days for sanitization, we believe that in view of the inaccurate information on the hotspot listing, this call to close for sanitization is PREMATURE and will cause 

irreversible damage to perception and business recovery and survival. This proposed closure 

should be held in abeyance until the data used in HIDE has been confirmed accurate and the hotspot locations are accurately identified. 

Appeal for Clear Information 

It is without doubt that the first release of the HIDE information have immediately and unfairly 

created more uncertainty, panic and fear. The data from Ministry of Health clearly show that the 

top 3 incidence of Covid-19 are factories (48.06 %), Community Spread (12.5%), Construction 

(11.56%) and Shopping/shop area only comprises 4.78%. Clarification needs to be accurately 

provided as to the incidence of infections between shopping malls and shopping area. 

It is obvious the HIDE information is incomplete and skewed and portray a completely different 

picture than the real situation. The information is incomplete as only those premises and 

operations that diligently comply with the SOPs and MySejahtera recording are data-mined. 

Those sectors that do not comply and blatantly flout the SOPs are not evaluated for lack of data 

and thus do not appear as a hotspot, despite being so. 

This absolutely inaccurate publication is dangerously misleading and clearly contains 

misinformation. This is tantamount to punishing those who are in compliance and hiding those 

who blatantly flout the system. If this situation persists and is not corrected urgently, it will lead to 

disobedience just like the deep discounts given to those who do not pay their fines on time, making 

a mockery of those law-abiding citizens who paid their dues on a timely basis thus making fools 

of those who are law-abiding. 

We understand the compilation of potential hotspots is based on the absolute number and 

frequency of visits by non-low risk patrons entering the location. This number could be misleading 

because non-low risk patrons who have scanned the MySejahtera as they enter would have 

already been recorded although the mall subsequently denied them entry.

Merely listing premises in isolation of supporting information is baseless and is not useful in 

curbing the spread of the disease. There must be weightage in the listing based on population, 

density, ratio of infections as a percentage of the total visitations etc. 

As the HIDE data uses information from the MySejahtera system, places and venues where 

higher incidents of patrons who are inclined more to use manual recording are automatically not 

taken into account and further distort the accuracy of the HIDE information on hotspots.Thus, 

those without records are even more risky locations and potential hotspots and these should be 

highlighted for public awareness. It would be a complete irony and a huge peril if HIDE is unable 

to identify these places, simply due to the lack of such data. Ironically, this will inadvertently direct 

and encourage the public to patronize such poorly regulated places with the misguided belief that 

these places are actually much safer. 

Malls’ Adherence to SOPs 

We wish to emphasiseand reiterate that the safety of shoppers is top priority at shopping malls 

and with all required SOPs in place including enhanced and regular cleaning and sanitisation 

measures, malls are safe places to visit. 

The earnest and diligent adherence to the SOPs at shopping malls would appear to have, 

unfortunately, back-fired and inadvertently punished the malls. We opine that the HIDE 

assessment is grossly unfair to shopping malls and retailers who have invested so much on safety 

and control and adhere closely to SOPs as determined by the authorities. 

We understand that the national infection rate is 1.3% and from our own statistics, shopping malls’ 

infection rate is significantly below the national average. 

Once again, wewould, therefore, appeal to MOSTI to announce adequately qualifiedHIDE 

information so that the public have adequate precise information to make informed judgement 

and establish their level of comfort and confidence.We continue to strongly advocate that 

comprehensive prior consultation be conducted with industry stakeholders to arrive at practical 

and effective SOPs and policies to avoid unnecessary mis-information and unwarranted negative 

impact for the industry. 

Collaboration between malls and retailers with CITF 

Together with our industry partners from Malaysia Retailers Association (MRA) and Malaysia 

Retail Chain Association (MRCA), we have also taken the initiative and pro-active step of working 

with the Covid-19 Immunisation Task Force (CITF) to collaborate with private hospitals/ doctors 

in private practice to administer vaccination to our employees and staff on-site. This will enable 

mass vaccination in the shortest possible time without loss of productivity and unnecessary 

disruptions to business operations and contribute towards the national objective of herd immunity 

urgently.

Neutrovis Media Launch with IZZUE ISLAM & AZIRA SHAFINAZ

 

Left, DATUK 

ALEXANDER NANTA LINGGI, Adam Ham of GCMA and Mr. Zayn Puah of Neutrovis 

Huey Hiew of The Socialisters Social Media Pictured with celebrity IZZUE ISLAM and AZIRA SHAFINAZ 

Kuala Lumpur 5 May 2021 IZZUE ISLAM & AZIRA SHAFINAZ TO ENCOURAGE THE ‘USAGE OF MASKS THROUGHOUT RAYA
CELEBRATIONS’ CAMPAIGN, OFFICIATED BY YB DATUK
ALEXANDER NANTA LINGGI

Neutrovis officially launches a Hari Raya Edition of their Premium Medical Face Masks in four
(4) variants. This Hari Raya, Neutrovis wishes to remind the Rakyat to always effectively wear
face masks through the 'Mask On, Spread Hope' campaign to ensure the safety of friends and
family as they celebrate this auspicious month of Ramadan.
In conjunction with the launch, and as the Covid-19 cases continue to rise in Malaysia,
Neutrovis will also be carrying out their social responsibility by donating 200,000 pieces of
Premium Medical Face Masks to eight (8) orphanages & welfare centers in Malaysia.
Join in as Guest of Honor, YB Datuk Alexander Nanta Linggi, Minister of Domestic Trade & Consumer Affairs (KPDNHEP) officiates the event. Neutrovis officially announces their brand ambassadors - Izzue Islam (Actor) & Azira Shafinaz (Actress/Singer).

#Neutrovis #neutrovisfacemask #hueyhiew #lifestyleblogger #BrandingConsultant #socialmedia  #izzueislam #azirashafinaz

The 2nd World Excellence Entrepreneur Brand Celebrity Awards (WEEBCA)

 

MALAYSIAN CELEBRITIES & ENTREPRENEURS 

RECOGNIZED AS ICONIC NEW NORMAL LEADERS OF 

TOMORROW

KUALA LUMPUR, 24 April 2021 – The 2nd World Excellence Entrepreneur Brand Celebrity Awards (WEEBCA) 

2020/21 took place today at the HGH Convention Centre Sentul where Datin Winnie Loo – CEO of A Cut Above, 

Carrie Lee – Founder of Miss CosmoWorld, Puteri Sabee Chin – Model & Influencer, Andrea Lee – Professional 

Squash Player, and Jeryl Lee Pei Ling – Malaysian Singer, among other famous Malaysian Celebrities, were 

awarded for their contributions, innovation, and successes as they have persevered and pushed through during 

the pandemic. 

Despite a tough year, these deserving icons have prevailed and shown the world that there are no obstacles that 

they cannot handle. These awardees have become an inspiration to many as they have not only sustained, but 

triumphed through the MCO. Present at the awards ceremony was guest of honor, YM. Tengku Dato Dr. 

Hishammuddin Zaizi bin YAM Tengku Azman Shah Alhaj (Royal Household of the State of Selangor), where he complimented the awardees on their successes.

“Congratulations to all the award recipients of the 2nd World Excellence Entrepreneur Brand Celebrity Award. 

You are truly an inspiration to entrepreneurs everywhere and proved that nothing is unattainable if you put your 

mind and heart to it. I hope that more people will follow in your footsteps as we recover from the Covid-19 

pandemic in Malaysia,” said YM. Tengku Dato Dr. Hishammuddin Zaizi.

All the award recipients have continued to not only put Malaysia on the map through their influence and 

innovation, but also assisted many brands and companies in their battle for survival when Malaysia was hit by 

the pandemic. These iconic figures are Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) that have earned the title ‘World Excellence 

Entrepreneur Brand Celebrity’ and this award plays a vital role in creating awareness and educating the public 

on the heroes that contributed to making Malaysia the great nation that it is. 

Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr. Chan Fa Deng, Founder of WEEBCA, said, “I am delighted that even through major setbacks, 

we were able to host this prestigious award and celebrate amongst Malaysia's iconic figures. Congratulations to 

all the awardees on your huge successes, you are truly deserving of this award and all the recognition that comes your way. I also wish to thank my organizing committee for working hard to make this award ceremony possible 

despite the MCO. We will continue to serve the public by officially recognizing the heroes of the nation, and in 

doing so, we hope to inspire more entrepreneurs to bring their A-game and make Malaysia proud.”

About the World Excellence Entrepreneur Brand Celebrity Awards (WEEBCA)

The World Excellence Entrepreneur Brand Celebrity Awards (WEEBCA) was established to globally recognize, 

honor, and acknowledge ideal brands and entrepreneurs that have shown flawless performance over the year.

*PR by GCMA

#weebca #hgh #award #GCMA

Post production of The rise of skywalkers

 KKMM PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THAT MORE THAN 100 MALAYSIAN TALENTS WERE INVOLVED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE MANDALORIAN & STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER (EPISODE IX)

KUALA LUMPUR, 3 December 2020 – Base Digital Production Sdn Bhd (Base Digital Production) announced that its team of homegrown talents produced visual effects for The Mandalorian TV series and the ending episode of the Star Wars trilogy. This engagement was made possible because of the continuous support from the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia (KKMM) and the National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (FINAS). Malaysia is now gaining recognition as a preferred destination for film production and post-production activities by filmmakers worldwide.

En. Shakib Ahmad Shakir, Deputy Secretary-General, Minister of Communications Multimedia (KKMM), highlighted that "amidst this pandemic, it is of paramount importance to KKMM that business sustainability and employment is secured. The FIMI incentive has substantially aided in keeping businesses afloat and retaining steady employment, especially in the digital business industry, such as the visual effects and animation sector. The ministry also emphasizes the training and upskilling of Malaysian talents to ensure they are well equipped and proficient in this digital era. I am confident that with the commitments and inspiring outcomes of Base Digital Production, we are on the pathway of shaping a viable future for Malaysia's digital industry with world-class talents."

The recent premiere of The Mandalorian Season 2 on Disney+ caught the attention of many Malaysians after learning that the USD100mil TV series received financial support from FINAS under the Film In Malaysia Incentive (FIMI). Through FIMI, the Malaysian Government awards international production studios with a 30% subsidy for all expenditures made in Malaysia, be it for filming or post-production activities. By doing so, the Malaysian Government has allowed for the cost of production to be competitively comparable with neighbouring countries while producing exceptional visual effects and providing Malaysian talents with the opportunity to work on Hollywood films. A total of 78 artists in Malaysia produced a portion of the visual effects for Season 1 and 2 of The Mandalorian TV series with Qualifying Malaysian Production Expenditure ("QMPE") of USD1.5 million. A total of 70 artists produced a portion of the visual effects for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (Episode IX) with a QMPE of USD700K.

Dr. Ahmad Idham, CEO of FINAS, said "FIMI has attracted big titles to invest in Malaysian-based production companies, and there are more to come. With that said, Malaysia is now gaining recognition internationally as a preferred hub for visual effects and post-production activities. FINAS will continue in its efforts to develop the film and creative industry in Malaysia and develop local talents to position Malaysia as the preferential destination for international productions."

Mr. Sailash Kumar, General Manager of Base Digital Production, said "over the years, Base Digital Production has taken the time to train local artists to be able to produce high-end visual effect shots of Hollywood standards. Local talents are also holding supervisorial and management positions in Base Digital Production, which is no simple task as it takes years of experience across different studios."

In a virtual press conference, two artists representing Base Digital Production, Edmund Wong and Nicole Maria Nonis, shared their insights on the creative industry in Malaysia and their journey as artists.

Edmund, a local talent, launched his career as a trainee under Shawn Kelly and Kevin Martel for Lucas Film before transferring to ILM SG to work on the animated feature, Rango, where he remained in Singapore for ten years. With big titles approaching Base Digital Production, the accomplished artist can now add on to his already staggering list of high-profile films while residing in Malaysia. Muhammad Hafeez Salleh took the opportunity to join Base Digital Production in 2018 and was hired as a compositor after seven years of working independently as a freelancer. The Mandalorian project proved to be an important milestone for his career.

Nicole rapidly rose through the artist ranks for her skill and resourcefulness with experience on set and post-production. She began her career in VFX with Double Negative Singapore and moved to Rising Sun Pictures in Australia before joining Base Media in Beijing. Nicole is experienced in both the client and studio side of VFX. She is currently a Producer at Base Digital Production leading the training of the production team as well as resource management. Her credits include Aquaman, Peter Rabbit, Thor: Ragnarok, Logan, Alien Covenant, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, Star Trek: Beyond, Terminator Genisys, and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part II.

Mr. Sailash added "with FIMI, we are also able to bring back Malaysian talents that left their families behind and travelled abroad in search of a career in the field of visual effects and animation. Base Digital Production has now recruited approximately 10 Malaysian artists that have been working overseas and provided them with a sustainable platform here in Base Digital Production, allowing them to pursue their passion in visual effects and animation."

Malaysia has also seen a spill-over effect as a result of FIMI's successes as local universities such as, Multimedia University (MMU) and The One Academy (TOA) have started to enrol programs on visual effects.

In time, with the continuous support from the Ministry and FINAS, we will welcome a bigger pool of local talent that will drive the creative industry in Malaysia to greater strength and international recognition.

Kindly visit www.filminmalaysia.com for more information on The Film In Malaysia Incentive (FIMI).

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About Base Media

Base Media is the leading visual effects and animation studio in Asia.

The company has offices in Mainland China (Beijing, Xiamen, and Wuxi), Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia (Base Digital Production), and Los Angeles.

In January 2020, Base Media entered into a strategic partnership with Sunac Culture Group, a media conglomerate based in China.

Wish Dragon will be the company's first full-length animation feature, produced in collaboration with Sony and Tencent, and scheduled for release in early 2021. The company's long-standing relationship with Industrial Light & Magic has supported participation in more than fifty Hollywood theatrical film credits, including Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Transformers: Age of Extinction, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Captain America: Winter Soldier, Pacific Rim, Star Trek into Darkness, Looper, Identity Thief, Mission Impossible 4, and Super 8.

 In China, Base Media has worked with talented directors, including Zhang Yimou (Flowers of War), Frant Gwo (The Wandering Earth), Chen Kaige (Sacrifice), Jia Zhangke (A Touch of Sin), Lu Chuan (The Last Supper), Xue Xiaolu (Finding Mr. Right), and Ning Hao (Breakup Buddies). For television, the company provided visual effects services for the award-winning Star Wars spin-off, The Mandalorian. Base Media has received Emmys for its work on The Pacific, Boardwalk Empire, and Black Sails.

About Ministry of Communications and Multimedia (KKMM)

The Ministry of Communications and Multimedia (Malay: Kementerian Komunikasi dan Multimedia), abbreviated KKMM, is a ministry of the Government of Malaysia that is responsible for communications, multimedia, broadcasting, information, personal data protection, special affairs, media industry, film industry, domain name, postal, courier, mobile service, fixed service, broadband, digital signature, universal service, international broadcasting, content.

About National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (FINAS)

National Film Development Corporation Malaysia or known as FINAS, is a government agency and authority entrusted with spearheading the development of the Malaysian film industry. Officially established in Jun 1981 through the National Film Development Corporation Malaysia Act, FINAS has been mandated as a federal agency within the current portfolio of the Ministry of Communication and Multimedia Malaysia with the vital roles to uplift, nurture and facilitate the development of the Malaysian film industry via its strategies.

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