The target set in NETR by 2050 is reasonable, but we must consider using nuclear energy to gradually replace gas power plants and eliminate fossil fuels.
Establishing the Malaysia Innovation Index (MII) undoubtedly can help in closing this gap, as only what is measured gets attention, and what is tracked is managed.
…. notice the striking harmony between the BRICS vision/mission, as elucidated above, and the MADANI concept as a policy based on inclusivity and integrity in shaping the nation’s identity and empowering all the overlooked segments...
By joining BRICS+, Malaysia aims to deepen economic cooperation with emerging markets, enhancing trade, investment, and technological exchange. This engagement complements Malaysia's existing relationships with Western nations and institutions, rather than replacing them.
Despite improvements in both output pillars compared to GII 2022, the substantial decline in ranking suggests that we’re grappling with the challenge of keeping up.
Ceasing to wield trade, financing, investment, knowledge sharing, and technology transfer as economic weapons could indeed lead us toward a more peaceful and prosperous globe.
The modernisation of the agriculture sector will not only improve our food security but also provide opportunities to enhance our nation's economic growth.