The Vice-Chancellor of Universiti Malaya (UM), Noor Azuan Abu Osman, stated that the university will not be taking disciplinary action against students following the iFUTURE 2026 event. He emphasized the importance of platforms like iFUTURE 2026, created by the Ministry of Higher Education (KPT), as crucial spaces for student dialogue. This declaration signals a supportive approach toward student engagement and open discussion within the university environment. The Vice-Chancellor’s comments suggest a recognition of the value in providing avenues for students to voice their opinions and concerns. The iFUTURE 2026 platform, therefore, is being seen as a positive catalyst for fostering constructive interaction between students and the administration at Universiti Malaya. No further details were provided regarding specific events or concerns raised at the iFUTURE 2026 gathering. The university appears to be prioritizing dialogue over punitive measures in this instance.