A national mobile application, an all-in-one platform to access many different digital services, will be developed, said the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission .
It said in a statement today that the government, through the National Council of Digital Economy and Fourth Industrial Revolution on April 22 had approved in principle a proposal to implement the platform.Read more from this author
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