MIDA has been stepping up its efforts to drive stronger R&D linkages between the industry and tertiary and research institutions in a bid to encourage greater Industry 4.0 adoption.

Given that upskilling workers is one of the most important aspects of human capital development, the ministry is launching a host of initiatives to prepare the Malaysian workforce for the future.

Always at the cutting edge of technological developments, Malaysia is particularly keen to make its workforce digitally literate.

The key to unlocking Malaysia's true potential is introducing structural and institutional reforms across the board to eventually make the country more competitive.

Malaysia remains on good terms with China, proving that maintaining healthy ties with both the West and China can bring significant benefits.

MDBC's network, guidance, and wide range of services will be key if Malaysia is to remain the second-largest trading partner of the Netherlands within ASEAN.

As one of the few players in Malaysia with multi-segment and multi-distributional activities, KIB is embracing technology and increasing online accessibility to reach younger demographics.

Malaysia has established its position as the global leader in Islamic finance, and after 30 years of responsible banking, its vibrant sukuk sector has matured with a diverse set of industry players.

The largest issuer of debt instruments in the Malaysian capital markets, Cagamas Berhad continues to strengthen the country's position as a global Islamic finance hub.

With the goal of generating 20% of national energy needs from renewable sources, the government is pursuing large-scale solar developments and providing incentives to businesses and homeowners.

A new petrochemical processing facility, RAPID is set to shake up the downstream oil and gas market in Southeast Asia.

With a huge downstream effect on the country's industrial landscape, Malaysia's leading chemicals producers are starting to supply the entire region.