8. FINAL REMARKS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF

MALAYSIA’S CREATIVE ECONOMY

The fundamental source of conflict in this new world will not be primarily ideological or

primarily economic. The great divisions among humankind and the dominating source

of conflict will be cultural. The clash of…

The “Halal” market and cultural assets

Currently, the Malaysian government is aggressively developing Malaysia as a “halal hub” for

the regional and global Muslim markets, which the Malaysian government began targeting

after launching of Halal Hub Corporation in 2008. With their tagline “Halal for all”, this…

Future Plans for the Organisation

PERZIM follows the ICOM mission, and is shifting their role to become a modern museum

corporation. They have implemented many changes and programs over the past decade, and

are among a number of museums in the region introducing different activities and programs…

7. DISCUSSION OF CREATIVE ECONOMY

DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYSIA IN THE CONTEXT OF

TWO CASE STUDIES

Innovation creates jobs and boosts national competitiveness. This is why we, too, must

make a creative impact in a competitive global economy. We must not allow ourselves

to be left…