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Malaysia Entrepreneurs Association urges AI support for SMEs

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During the Malaysia Role Model Recognition (MRMR) 2026 gala dinner, the president of the Malaysia Entrepreneurs Development Association urged the government to expand access to AI grants and tax incentives for small and medium enterprises. He noted that AI assistance could help smaller businesses automate routine tasks, conduct research faster, and improve customer service at a lower cost.

From thestar.com.my

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The push for AI adoption aims to help SMEs manage rising costs and improve productivity across various sectors. The association also stressed that environmental, social, and governance practices are becoming important for SMEs seeking to enter international supply chains.

From thestar.com.my

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