KUALA LUMPUR (March 17, 2026) – CIDB Digital, a subsidiary of Malaysia's Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), has officially signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Glodon Company Limited. The agreement aims to promote the application of artificial intelligence and digital technologies within Malaysia's construction sector and strengthen the industry's digital capabilities. The signing ceremony was witnessed by key figures including YBhg. Dato’ Seri Azman Bin Ibrahim, Secretary General of the Malaysian Ministry of Works, Liu Qian, Senior Vice President of Glodon Company Limited, and senior representatives from government departments and industry stakeholders.
This collaboration represents a significant step for Malaysia in its pursuit of long-term infrastructure development and economic transformation. It is a key initiative to enhance industrial productivity, foster innovation, and support the construction ecosystem's shift towards digitalization. CIDB Digital is tasked with driving the adoption and innovation of digital technologies across Malaysia's entire construction industry.
As outlined in the MoU, the two parties will collaborate on multiple fronts. They are committed to enhancing the digital capabilities of the construction ecosystem and encouraging the broader industry adoption of cutting-edge technologies. Core areas of cooperation include promoting the use of AI-driven digital construction technologies in practical projects and implementing industrial capacity-building and talent development programs. These efforts are designed to help construction professionals adapt to the future of digital development.
The partnership will also facilitate knowledge sharing and deeper collaboration between government bodies, industry stakeholders, and technology service providers. This is intended to help Malaysia build an interconnected and future-ready construction industry ecosystem. Through these collaborative efforts, the parties aim to increase industry productivity, strengthen professional expertise, and support the continuous modernization and digital empowerment of Malaysia's construction sector.
This cooperation underscores the critical role of AI-based BIM technology in delivering smarter, more efficient, and data-driven infrastructure. It supports Malaysia's vision of developing a modern and globally competitive construction industry by 2030.
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