New Partners - MoU Signed
Malak Foundation Signs First Three MoUs Under Temporary Activities Sponsorship Program
Malak Foundation is pleased to announce the signing of its first three Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) under the Temporary Activities Sponsorship Program (Subclass 403, 407, and 408) — marking a major milestone in the program’s rollout and the beginning of formal partner engagement.
These MoUs represent the foundational partnerships of the program and reflect Malak Foundation’s commitment to building a credible, compliant, and globally connected framework for internships, training, and structured temporary activities in Australia.
Our First Program Partners
MantisAI – Australia
Sector: Artificial Intelligence & Technology Services
Founder & CEO: Dr Mohammed Nasir
Website: https://www.mantisai.com.au
MantisAI brings advanced expertise in artificial intelligence and digital solutions, offering valuable opportunities for structured skills development aligned with emerging technologies. This partnership supports Malak Foundation’s vision to connect participants with future-focused industries while maintaining strong compliance and supervision standards.
OZONE TRAVEL & TOURS SDN. BHD – Malaysia
Sector: Travel, Tourism & Professional Services
Managing Partner: Mr Moawia Adam
OZONE Travel & Tours contributes regional expertise and international connectivity, supporting structured engagement and professional exposure within approved program parameters. This partnership strengthens cross-border collaboration and expands the program’s reach across Southeast Asia.
PTE & CCL Training Center Ltd – England and Wales (Covering Australia & New Zealand)
Sector: Education & Training Services
Managing Partner: Mr Abdelrahman Tawfik
Website: https://www.pteandcclcenter.com/
PTE & CCL Training Center brings a strong focus on education, language proficiency, and training pathways across multiple jurisdictions. Their involvement supports participants preparing for structured training and professional development activities under the program.
Why This Milestone Matters
The signing of these three MoUs is significant for several reasons:
Program credibility: Establishes trusted, vetted partners at the outset
Global reach: Connects Australia with partners across Asia, Europe, and the technology sector
Compliance-first delivery: Ensures all activities align with Australian migration, workplace, and WHS requirements
Scalable foundation: Sets the standard for future partner onboarding
These partners are not only early adopters but also contributors to shaping a program that prioritises integrity, transparency, and community confidence.
Building the Infrastructure to Support the Program
In parallel with partner onboarding, Malak Foundation has developed a comprehensive internal program management platform, designed to manage:
Participant lifecycle tracking
Partner and supervisor oversight
Compliance checklists and documentation
Risk scoring and monitoring
Audit-ready reporting and transparency
This internal platform is currently undergoing testing and verification for compliance, ensuring it meets and exceeds operational and regulatory expectations ahead of launch.
MantisAI has developed the program application platform and is currently undergoing final testing in preparation for an imminent launch. The team is focused on refining performance and ensuring a seamless user experience as it moves through this critical pre-release phase, positioning the platform for a successful market introduction.
Looking Ahead: Official Launch Early January
With our inaugural partners in place and systems nearing readiness, Malak Foundation is preparing for the official launch of the Temporary Activities Sponsorship Program in early January.
Further announcements will follow, including:
Program access information
Internship and training opportunities
Partner onboarding pathways
Application processes for participants
A Commitment to Responsible Program Delivery
These first MoUs represent more than partnerships—they represent a shared commitment to ethical engagement, skills development, and responsible temporary mobility.
Malak Foundation thanks our inaugural partners for their trust and collaboration, and looks forward to building a program that delivers meaningful outcomes for participants, partners, and the wider community.
For official updates and program announcements, follow Malak Foundation’s website and communication channels.
