DOHA, Nov 10 (Bernama) -- Malaysia has called for greater attention to telecommunications resilience at critical economic locations such as ports, railway networks, highways and industrial hubs, warning that network disruptions could have far-reaching consequences for global supply chains and economic activities.
Malaysia Seeks Resilient Connectivity At Economic Hubs To Safeguard Global Supply Chains -- Fahmi
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Malaysia emphasizes the need for resilient telecommunications at key economic hubs to protect global supply chains from disruptions.
- Malaysia calls for stronger telecommunications resilience at ports, railways, and industrial hubs.
- Disruptions could affect global supply chains and economic activities, according to Communications Minister Fahmi.
- Malaysia plans to introduce the Coverage of Economic Areas (CoEA) concept to enhance digital connectivity.
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