Malaysia has come a long way - 60 years of independence, 50 years as a founding member of ASEAN.
Malaysia charted its highest quarterly growth rate in two years within the first three months of 2017.
The World Bank Group and Bank Negara Malaysia recently organizes a global symposium on Development Finance Institutions (DFIs).
Country Manager, Malaysia
Lead Economist, Macroeconomics and Fiscal Management Global Practice, World Bank Group
Malaysia continued its efforts to improve the business climate for local entrepreneurs.
Over the past decades, open trade policies helped boost Malaysia’s economic growth and create new jobs.
As Malaysia looks toward the future, urbanization will play an increasingly important role as a driver of economic growth.
Meet “aspirational” Malaysians. Enlarging the middle-class society is critical to reducing income inequality and promoting prosperity.
