The Public Sector Digitalisation Plan (RPSA) 2026-2030 was launched today to serve as the primary roadmap for digital initiatives across all levels of government, said Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Dr Shamsul Azri Abu Bakar.
He said the plan, built on five strategic thrusts, 18 strategies, 44 programmes and 44 targets, sets a strategic direction for public sector digital transformation under the theme "Dynamic Entire Government Synergy".
"The RPSA also places special emphasis on strengthening process alignment through Enterprise Architecture (EA) for services spanning federal agencies, state governments, and local authorities by 2030.
"This includes standardising processes across 19 federal service clusters, eight state service clusters, and 13 local authority service clusters," he said at the EA Symposium and RPSA 2026-2030 launch here today.
Shamsul Azri said he signed a directive circulating the RPSA 2026-2030 to all ministries, federal departments, state governments, federal statutory bodies, and local authorities.
Under the directive, the document acts as the core guide for planning digitalisation initiatives at all levels of government and assists agencies in formulating their respective Digitalisation Strategic Plans.
"Every secretary-general, head of department, chief digital officer, ICT manager, and service owner must view the RPSA as our shared plan, rather than a document belonging solely to the Ministry of Digital or the National Digital Department," he said.
He said progress on the RPSA 2026-2030 will be monitored alongside Malaysia Digital 2030 through the Digital Government Meeting.
"By 2030, we want the public to judge Malaysia's Digital Government not by the number of portals or applications we operate, but by the ease with which they can conduct their affairs with the government," he said.
Shamsul Azri called on all government bodies to adopt the plan as the new standard operating procedure for the public sector.
"We require consistent implementation, the courage to overhaul outdated processes, a willingness to share resources and data, and leadership that ensures every digital initiative delivers measurable impact," he said.
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