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Malaysia Vision Valley (MVV) is an integrated economic region complementing the development of Greater Kuala Lumpur and the National Conurbation. A new growth area located in the state of Negeri Sembilan. Now known as MVV 2.0, it is a state-led private sector-driven development envisioned to be a world-class metropolis that is Competitive, Inclusive and Clean. Driven by Public-Private Partnerships, MVV 2.0 aspires to deliver economic impact to Malaysia by bringing in international and local investors, creating job and business opportunities. The overall development spans across 379,087 acres (153,411 hectares) of land covering Districts of Seremban and Port Dickson. The development is part of the National Physical Plan (NPP), where it has been identified as one of the 17 Promoted Development Zones to be given priority at national level. It is also part of the State Structure Plan (SSP), aimed at positioning the Seremban and Port Dickson districts as extensions of Greater Kuala Lumpur.

In Malaysia on business. Kuala Lumpur has been a really impressive city

The Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) will tap into the complementary strengths of both countries to foster economic connectivity by improving cross-border flows of goods, investments, and people (referring to Joint Statement, 10th Singapore-Malaysia Leaders’ Retreat dated 30 October 2023). What are the complementary and mutually beneficial aspects for both Malaysia and Singapore?

🎉 Celebrating Malaysia Day ✨ As we commemorate Malaysia Day On 16th September, it's important to recognise how far we've come—not just as a united nation but as a growing hub for innovation and technology.  In recent years, Malaysia has made incredible strides in the IT and digital transformation sectors, positioning itself as a key player in Southeast Asia. This Malaysia Day, let’s celebrate not just its rich history and diversity but also the future—driven by technology, innovation, and a united vision for progress. Here's to Malaysia's continued growth as a digital powerhouse! Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) , Ministry of Finance Malaysia, Consortium of Indian Industries in Malaysia, PIKOM, The National Tech Association of Malaysia, Selangor Information Technology & Digital Economy Corporation (Sidec), PIKOM, The National Tech Association of Malaysia #MalaysiaDay #TechInMalaysia #DigitalTransformation #Innovation #ITBusiness #SustainableGrowth #AI #DigitalEconomy

Hari Malaysia 2024: United in Diversity, Stronger in Unity ❤️ 61st Celebration. On this momentous day, we remember the revolutionary spirit that brought us together as one. Though our lands were divided by borders, and our people separated by culture, language, and beliefs, we were never truly apart. Malaysia is more than just a place—it is a shared journey of resilience, collaboration, and an unwavering pursuit of progress. We stand united not only in our history but also in our vision for the future. As professionals, let’s reflect on the strength we’ve built together—despite the differences, we’ve created an economy that thrives on diversity. The spirit of cooperation and understanding is what has allowed Malaysia to rise. Together, we continue to push boundaries, innovate, and grow, proving that unity is the foundation of our success. In the face of challenges, we remain one—one people, one economy, one future. On this Hari Malaysia, may we renew our commitment to build a stronger, more inclusive, and resilient nation. Let us celebrate the diversity that enriches us and the unity that strengthens us. Together, we shape a brighter tomorrow for all Malaysians. 💪 #HariMalaysia2024 #UnitedWeStand #StrongerTogether #MalaysiaForward #EconomicResilience #DiversityInBusiness #LinkedInCommunity

Singapore and Malaysia continue to strengthen our economic ties to drive growth across our industries 💪📈 In Kuala Lumpur last week, EDB’s discussions with our friends and partners spanned electric vehicles (EVs) 🚗, innovation 💡, technology 🤖, and natural resources 🌱, all reflecting the dynamic opportunities in our region. With Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) CEO Sikh Shamsul Ibrahim, we continued conversations on collaborations between the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) and MIDA to jointly promote the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ). The JS-SEZ aims to improve the ease of doing business and the cross-border flows of goods, people, and services. Together with the upcoming Rapid Transit System (RTS), it will facilitate greater economic integration between Singapore and Johor 🤝 #JSSEZ #RTS #Singapore #Malaysia #SoutheastAsia #collaboration

While touring Kuala Lumpur tonight, I got the opportunity to see the Twin Towers. While this isn't the first time, today is unique. Kuala Lumpur is clearly booming as a metropolis. The rising tourist influx from China and other East Asian countries will provide new revenues to Malaysia, but over-reliance on KLIA could harm future growth. I believe Malaysia requires another international airport with comparable connections in order to boost both its economy and tourism revenue. Subang will be too close and compete with KLIA. Senai would be great to supplement its SEZ, but they will need to move quickly. 2030 will be a target, can Malaysia embark on transformation growth? Depends on polices made today. Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SMCCI) Invest Johor #specialeconomiczone #johor #kualalumpur #johoreconomic #investselangor

On April 26, 2024, the Futuru Líder Ba ASEAN (FLBA) Malaysia Team convened with the Association of Malaysia Alumni in Timor-Leste (AMATL) at Hotel Timor to forge insights and prepare for their upcoming engagements in Malaysia. The meeting was rich with practical advice and culturais insights aimed at equipping the FLBA team for their Malaysian visit. A significant focus was on safety and security, AMATL also highlighted the necessity of adhering to local customs. The FLBA team discovered Malaysia's emphasis on pre-university schooling and university support for career preparation. Despite Malaysia's educational strengths, a knowledge gap about Timor-Leste was noted, sparking discussions on fostering awareness and cultural exchange. This interaction not only enhances the FLBA team's readiness but also fosters stronger ties between nations, illustrating the power of knowledge and cultural exchange within regional contexts. #FuturuLiderBaASEAN #FLBA_to_Malaysia #AMATL #ASEAN #CulturalExchange #TimorLeste #Malaysia

🚀 Malaysia’s Economic Momentum and Growing Global Appeal 🚀 According to recent reports, Malaysia’s economy achieved a robust growth rate of 5.3% year-on-year in the third quarter, driven by strength in the services and manufacturing sectors. 🌱 This momentum has positioned the country to meet its annual growth forecast of 4.8% to 5.3%—a clear indicator of Malaysia’s resilience and forward-thinking approach to sustainable development. At Sheng Tai International UK, we’re inspired by Malaysia’s economic dynamism and are proud to contribute with projects like The Sail in Melaka. This iconic development is more than luxury; it’s part of a thriving market that bridges heritage with opportunity. It’s an exciting time for those invested in Malaysia’s future! 🇲🇾✨ #ShengTaiInternationalUK #MalaysiaGrowth #TheSail #EconomicOutlook #InvestmentOpportunities #GlobalMarkets #SustainableDevelopment (Source: The Straits Times)

Bandar Malaysia Development Update: Malay Reserve Land The Ministry of Finance (MoF) is conducting further studies on the development strategy for a 50-acre plot of Malay reserve land within Bandar Malaysia. This aims to align the development with the government's vision of Bandar Malaysia as an International Business Hub. • Area: 50 acres (20.23 hectares) of Malay reserve land in Sungai Besi, formerly known as 'airport' land. • Goal: Align development with Bandar Malaysia's status as an International Business Hub while adhering to MADANI Malaysia's inclusivity concept. • Key Principles: - Clustered settlements around key facilities. Integrated development. - Showcasing Malay culture as a tourist attraction. - Providing property ownership opportunities for Malays within the city. • Bandar Malaysia Project: - Located on the former Kuala Lumpur Air Base site. - Projected gross development value of RM140 billion. This update suggests the government is refining its plans for Bandar Malaysia to ensure it fosters economic growth while considering inclusivity and cultural preservation.