
Malaysia’s Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil expressed his hope that radio continues to be an agent for unity, transcending all divides and fostering a sense of togetherness among people of various backgrounds.
In a statement marking World Radio Day on February 13, Fadzil emphasised that radio plays an indispensable role in providing information, promoting education, and encouraging social cohesion across diverse communities.
“For many years, radio has been an essential medium for disseminating knowledge, entertainment, and educational content to the public,” he said.
The minister also extended his gratitude to radio professionals, both on-air talents and those working behind the scenes, acknowledging their tireless dedication and unwavering commitment to the medium.
“Thank you to all radio staff for your continued efforts. Your hard work does not go unnoticed. Happy World Radio Day!” he wrote in a Facebook post.