PETALING JAYA, 5 November 2026 (The Capital Post) – The Ministry of Transport (MOT) has strengthened engagement with Tamil media practitioners and transport industry stakeholders to improve communication and public awareness of developments in Malaysia’s transport sector.
The initiative was highlighted during a networking event organised by the ministry in Petaling Jaya on 4 November, bringing together Tamil media representatives, transport industry players and senior ministry officials.
Transport Minister Loke Siew Fook attended the event alongside MOT Secretary-General Dato’ Seri Jana Santhiran Muniayan and members of the ministry’s senior management.
The gathering provided a platform for direct interaction between government representatives, media practitioners and industry stakeholders to strengthen communication networks and promote mutual understanding.
Several key transport industry organisations supported the initiative, including the Port Klang Authority (PKA), Penang Port Commission (PPC), Prasarana Malaysia Berhad, Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), AirAsia and Batik Air.
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The ministry highlighted the importance of closer cooperation between government agencies, transport operators and media organisations in ensuring that information on transport policies, initiatives and industry developments reaches the public accurately and effectively.
MOT also acknowledged the role of Tamil media practitioners in communicating transport-related information to the Tamil-speaking community and improving public understanding of developments within the sector.
The engagement formed part of the ministry’s efforts to strengthen relationships with media organisations and industry partners while encouraging clearer communication on national transport matters.
According to a post on the official Facebook page of Ministry of Transport Malaysia, the initiative reflects the ministry’s commitment to improving stakeholder engagement and ensuring that transport-related information remains accessible to communities across Malaysia – The Capital Post
