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Malaysia's digital creative industry thrived in 2023, generating RM5.3 billion in revenue and RM800 million in exports, creating over 10,000 high-value jobs. Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo highlighted the government's commitment to developing the sector through the Digital Creative Ecosystem Roadmap (DICE), aiming to establish Malaysia as a global digital content hub by 2030. He emphasized the booming games sector and the ministry's focus on animation and games within the national digital agenda. New programs like the Animated Shorts Challenge and Digital Games Testbed further support this growth, exemplified by the launch of the Upin & Ipin Universe video game.

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