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MCMC lancar Cashless@Nadi di Felda Chemplak Barat, Segamat

MCMC dalam kenyataan memaklumkan program tersebut bertujuan meningkatkan kesedaran dan membina keyakinan masyarakat luar bandar mengenai kaedah pembayaran tanpa tunai

PEDi rebranded to Nadi from March 1 with boosted role, says Fahmi

The Digital Economy Centres (PEDi) will be known as National Information Dissemination Centres, or Nadi, effective Friday, according to Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil.

PEDi dikenali sebagai Nadi, mulai 1 Mac: Fahmi

Seiring nama baharu berkenaan, peranan kesemua 911 pusat Nadi atau PEDi sebelum ini di seluruh negara, termasuk 186 lagi yang akan diwujudkan sepanjang tahun ini, akan diperluas

‘Jaringan PEDi akan diperluas untuk perkasa kemahiran, jana pendapatan lebih ramai rakyat’: Fahmi

Kementerian Komunikasi akan memperluaskan jaringan Pusat Ekonomi Digital (PEDi) dalam usaha terus memperkasa kemahiran digital dan menjana pendapatan melalui platform e-Dagang, agar ia dapat dimanfaatkan lebih ramai rakyat di negara ini.

PEDi rebranding set to broaden reach, enhance public access to services: Fahmi

The Communications Ministry will have discussions with the Information Department and the respective Rukun Tetangga to expand the reach of the Digital Economy Centres as part of its rebranding exercise.

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