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The new JCPAC aims to nurture Malaysian talent while meeting global standards

JCPAC, built at a cost of more than RM200mil, aims to nurture talent, sustain arts careers and grow the creative economy

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新的JCPAC旨在培养马来西亚人才,同时达到全球标准。

'I firmly believe that Malaysian artistes deserve the opportunity to learn and develop their craft on the finest stages,' says Tan Sri Dr Jeffrey Cheah at the launch of JCPAC last night. Photo: Bernama

The Jeffrey Cheah Performing Arts Centre (JCPAC), which opened its doors in August, provides Malaysian artistes with world-class facilities and opportunities for international collaboration.

Sunway Group founder and chairman Tan Sri Dr Jeffrey Cheah said the centre, developed at Sunway Square at a cost of more than RM200mil, seeks to nurture artistic talent, support sustainable careers and strengthen the creative economy.

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