Turkmenistan and Malaysia are poised to strengthen bilateral economic cooperation focussing on energy, trade and innovation, says Turkmenistan president Serdar Berdimuhamedow. Berdimuhamedow, who …
Anwar: Malaysia confident in navigating uncertainties amid Trump’s second term
With president-elect Donald Trump due to be sworn in on Jan 20, Malaysia believes it can navigate any political or economic uncertainties arising from his …
5 things about Asean foreign ministers’ retreat in Malaysia
The retreat, hosted at the Langkawi International Convention Centre, is expected to see the participation of over 200 delegates. It will bring together foreign ministers from the 10 Asean member …
Malaysia property risk programmes see reductions: Gallagher Re
Small flood event losses on the East Coast did not impact renewals. Gallagher Re reported mid-single-digit reductions in Malaysia’s property risk and catastrophe excess of loss programmes during the 1 …
Myanmar, South China Sea to feature in Asean Foreign Ministers’ Retreat in Langkawi
LANGKAWI: The ongoing Myanmar crisis and tensions in the South China Sea will feature in the discussions at the Asean Foreign Ministers’ Retreat here during the weekend, says Malaysian Foreign …
STRATEGIC COLLABORATIONS VITAL FOR MALAYSIA’S PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT – LIM
Furthermore, Lim said the annual property developers’ conference also plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of Malaysia’s property development sector. “This conference is a testament to …
Malaysia wants to become Asia’s Silicon Valley. This time, investors and founders say it’s got a shot.
As Malaysia exits an era of political turmoil, its fifth prime minister in the last six years is pushing to transform the country into a tech hub.
After ‘historic’ investment in chips and data centers, can Malaysia maintain its optimism in the age of Trump 2.0?
Last Thursday, Malaysia prime minister Anwar Ibrahim touted the country’s “historic” and “region-leading” inflow of foreign investments, particularly in the booming—and …
After ‘historic’ investment in chips and data centers, can Malaysia maintain its optimism in the age of Trump 2.0?
Last Thursday, Malaysia prime minister Anwar Ibrahim touted the country’s “historic” and “region-leading” inflow of foreign investments, particularly in the booming—and …
Malaysia wants to become Asia’s Silicon Valley. This time, investors and founders say it’s got a shot.
As Malaysia exits an era of political turmoil, its fifth prime minister in the last six years is pushing to transform the country into a tech hub.