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Sabah's school-based enterprise programme PROTUNE has generated more than RM1.4 million in sales and RM380,098 in profit during its first nine months, involving 45 schools across the state.
Malaysia's government will conduct a comprehensive review of the nation's import needs to strengthen domestic industries and reduce reliance on external suppliers, aiming to boost productivity and move towards high-income status.
The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation has pledged full backing for the Malaysia Digital 2030 agenda, targeting a shift from technology consumer to AI innovator, with digital economy contribution to GDP rising from 25% to 30%.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid has urged the incoming Negeri Sembilan government to adopt business-friendly policies that empower local entrepreneurs and position the state as a regional economic powerhouse.
The Malaysian government is examining the introduction of budget-friendly MADANI tickets for the Formula One race returning to Sepang International Circuit in October, aimed at broadening public participation in the prestigious motorsport event.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has endorsed the Indian Muslim Transformational Framework 2030 as a strategic initiative to empower Malaysia's 800,000-strong Indian Muslim community while advancing the Malaysia MADANI development agenda.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is undertaking a two-day working visit to Penang starting tonight, attending programmes on community development, Islamic education, skills training and heritage preservation.
The Malaysian government has earmarked RM10 million for rolling out the Special Fishermen Housing Project nationwide, with housing units being completed across multiple states by August to improve living conditions for low-income fishing families.
Sarawak's new state-owned carrier AirBorneo began operations with its inaugural flight to Kuala Lumpur, positioning itself as a solution to long-standing complaints about high airfares in the state while supporting broader economic development.
Southeast Asian governments are tackling pressing issues from school enrollment challenges to cross-border security threats, while digital adoption accelerates across the region amid economic and political shifts.
Across Southeast Asia, governments are pursuing divergent strategies on diplomacy, clean energy, and economic development. China strengthens Cambodia ties while Indonesia accelerates its electric vehicle agenda and coastal nations adopt sustainability frameworks.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says Malaysia and Singapore will soon finalise the master plan for the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone, highlighting progress in bilateral relations during Singapore's president's state visit.
Pakatan Harapan candidate Yong Hui Yi seeks to transform Yong Peng from a transit stopover into a vibrant economic hub centred on logistics, modern agriculture, and small business development ahead of Johor's July 11 state election.
Singapore is expanding its assistance to Timor-Leste, moving beyond helping the newest Asean member benefit from membership to supporting its active contribution to the regional bloc. The enhancement includes preparing officials for Timor-Leste's anticipated 2029 chairmanship.
Barisan Nasional candidate Yap Zhi Peng has made youth employment and economic development central pillars of his campaign for Johor's Mengkibol seat in the July 11 state election.
Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi has rejected assertions of unequal growth across districts, affirming that the Johor Economic Transformation Plan (JETP) ensures equitable development tailored to each area's needs.
Southeast Asia's six major nations move forward with infrastructure, security, and economic initiatives. Indonesia cuts fuel prices and plans airport expansion, while Philippines extends Taiwan visa privileges and Belgium strengthens ties.