Contrary to popular belief, Indonesia doesn't go ini haram itu haram every time a foreign act comes

While in Malaysia ini talk boleh itu tak boleh, and there is a kill switch that would make the economic risk unviable

Until now I still don't know, who is black and who is pink?

SG concert atmosphere sucks la

All busy take pic post selfie

Dead crowd

Really regret go there watch Coldplay. Ppl Stand also kena kpkb… lucky I’m 190lbs 14% bf muscular they don’t dare diao me..

SG concert atmosphere sucks la

All busy take pic post selfie

Dead crowd

Really regret go there watch Coldplay. Ppl Stand also kena kpkb… lucky I’m 190lbs 14% bf muscular they don’t dare diao me..

Until now I still don't know, who is black and who is pink?

PETALING JAYA (April 18): The Communications Ministry has announced a new initiative known as the Concert and Event in Malaysia Incentives (CEMI), a financial rebate programme aimed at supporting the organisation of large-scale concerts and events in the country.

Its minister, Datuk Fahmi Fadzil said RM10 million has been allocated annually for the programme, which will take effect from May 15.

“This programme will be managed by MyCreative Ventures (MyCV) with the support of the Ministry of Communications, focusing on the organisation of high-impact concerts and events, particularly those involving over 15,000 attendees and featuring local and international artists,” he said.

He said this at the ‘Eid Synergy’ event organised by the Arts, Live Festival and Events Association (ALIFE) here on Friday.

Fahmi said there are several key conditions that organisers must meet to qualify for the incentive, including having prior experience managing large-scale events with a minimum capacity of 15,000 attendees within the past three years from the date of application.

Fahmi said to bring in international artistes, organisers must spend a minimum of 20% of the total Qualifying Malaysian Concert and Event Spend (QMCES), with at least 30% Malaysian involvement to qualify for 30% of the actual QMCES expenditure or a maximum of RM1.5 million (whichever is lower).

“This also includes an additional bonus of RM100,000 for projects that combine local artistes and achieve 60% or more ticket sales 30 days before the project date.

“Only after the project is completed and the final report is approved will the rebate be fully disbursed,” he said.

For local artistes, he said the rebate disbursement is similar, with organisers required to spend 70% of the total QMCES in Malaysia to qualify for 30% of the actual QMCES expenditure or a maximum of RM1 million (whichever is lower).

“We will also provide an additional bonus of RM100,000 for projects that achieve 60% or more ticket sales 30 days before the project date, and also where 20% of the final ticket sales are international (buyers),” he said.

Also present at the event were Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching, ALIFE chairman Datuk Alan Foo and deputy Brian Johnson Lowe.

Thailand ada, Singapore ada, Indonesia ada, Phillipines ada

Malaysia tarak, majulah Malaysia Madani

Kesian give millions of rebate pun tak mau datang...

HAHAHA, they go to all our neighboring countries except MY and Brunei.

Even Indonesia.