Politically driven yet focused on private sector growth, the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP), launched in 2010, is beginning to have a tangible impact on Malaysia’s economic and social development. Foreign investors are advised to pay close attention to the entry point projects (EPPs), which have become the main platform for new private...
The government has long sought to deepen the country’s links with its neighbours, as well as with the wider Asia-Pacific community. The country became a founding member of the Association of South-east Asian Nations (ASEAN) with this goal in mind – and ASEAN has gone from strength to strength ever since. Now, the association is facing some of...
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Is economic weakness in the EU and the US affecting Malaysia’s ability to achieve the goals set by the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP)?
As the government of Prime Minister Najib Razak gears up for fresh general elections due before June 2013, Malaysia can look back on over five decades of progress since independence in 1957. The country has since moved on from its early years of nation-building in the wake of colonial rule and the Cold War conflict to an economy and polity very...
As ASEAN moves closer to its goal of implementing a common market by 2015, Malaysia has been finding its place in this new regional alignment. The country has a unique role to play, with its longstanding status as a trading nation likely to benefit greatly from further integration. Meanwhile, particular industries will have to strategically position...
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