The nation's trade agenda for 2025 is centred on digital transformation and regional integration
Malaysia has unveiled a 2025 trade strategy, aiming to strengthen its position in global markets by focusing on BRICS countries, free trade agreement partners, and emerging economies. This is reported by Xinhua News Agency, a partner of TV BRICS.
The country's inclusion as a partner in the BRICS group marks a pivotal moment in its trade diplomacy, as reported by the source. This partnership presents new opportunities for Malaysia to collaborate on green technology initiatives, digital transformation, and infrastructure development while also reinforcing its role within the Global South.
The nation's trade agenda for 2025 is centred on digital transformation, sustainable economic growth, and regional integration.
As 2025 ASEAN Chair, Malaysia is poised to lead the region in deepening economic cooperation and improving supply chain resilience, positioning ASEAN as a hub for trade and investment.
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