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Muhd Shahrulmiza Zakaria Director, Trade Division Malaysian Friendship & Trade Centre, Taipei
CONTENT
Background
Moving Forward
Conclusion
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BACKGROUND
BACKDROP
• Dato’ Sri Najib Razak took the office in April 2009 as the sixth Prime
Minister of Malaysia.
• Pledge to continue the growth & development with new approach,
continuous improvement of Government’s delivery of services,
performance-oriented measures and closer focus to the people.
• Introduce the clarion call:
• The NEAC was first mooted by the Prime Minister after he came into
office in April 2009, to evaluate the fluid state of the economy, and to
recommend medium-to long-term strategic prescriptions for structural
reform aimed at propelling Malaysia to a higher level of competitiveness
and efficiency.
• The National Economic Advisory Council (NEAC) is mandated by the
Prime Minister of Malaysia to formulate an economic transformation
model for the country.
• To provide a fresh, independent perspective in transforming
Malaysia from a middle income economy to a high income economy
by 2020.
• In the midst of the global economic crisis, the NEAC is entrusted with
the responsibility of providing a fresh view on Malaysia’s strategic
position in the global economic arena and recommending a
transformational strategy for the country.
• Bridging the gap between public and private sectors; create a new
public-private partnership; intensify regional cooperation; and
increase global competitiveness.
• To provide a directional and strategic guidance on the
implementation of the transformation plan to ensure that the
recommendations can be effectively executed at all levels.
ISSUES & CHALLENGES
ISSUES & DEVELOPMENTS
The global landscape has evolved at such a drastic pace over the past decade that economies
are grappling to find elusive niche areas to excel and prosper. The formula used to drive
Malaysia’s success in the past no longer applies in today’s environment. Regional competitors
have overtaken us in the competition for investment and growth. We not only have to regain
lost ground; we need to step up to the next stage of our country’s development while moving
ahead of our competitors. In these challenging times, Malaysia must seek new opportunities
Today
Last year: Malaysia:
- implementation of the RM67
billion stimulus package;
World in -GDP Q4 2009: 4.5%;
Recession; -GDP 2009: -1.7%.GDP
Fears of
depression
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CURRENT SCENARIO
• GDP growth (2009) : -1.7%
• Total Trade : RM988.23 million
• Total Exports : RM553.29 million
• Total Imports : RM434.94 million
• Consumer Price Index : 1.3
• Unemployment Rate (2009) : 3.7
• Industrial production index : lowest
(93.4), currently 102.2
• Population (2009) : 23.8 million
Netherlands 21 140,262,261
Korea,Rep. 11 133,193,666
US Dollar – US$
SOURCE: MIDA
NEW ECONOMIC MODEL
OVERVIEW
• The overall framework of New Economic
Model was unveiled on 30 Mac 2010, during
Invest Malaysia 2010.
• The first part of NEM has been presented on
30 Mac, while the second part of the report
will be presented together with 10th Malaysia
Plan & Malaysian Government Budget
Proposal in October 2010.
• For the first time – a strategic plan was
created in dynamic manner – seeking
consultation / feedback from all quarters,
including general public.
The New Economic Model
HIGH
INCOME
SUSTAINABILITY INCLUSIVENESS
Review of subsidies,
Innovation, creativity,
value-added activities
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Our economic and social goals will be
achieved through the 1Malaysia concept.
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GOVERNMENT TRANSFORMATION
PROGRAMME (GTP)
Objectives:
to transform the Government delivery
system into people-centered and outcome-
oriented; and
to move Malaysia forward to become an
advanced, united and just society with
higher living standards for all.
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THE NEXT STEP FORWARD
Prepared by:
Trade Division (MATRADE)
MALAYSIAN FRIENDSHIP & TRADE CENTRE, TAIPEI
E-mail : taipei@matrade.gov.my
Website: www.matrade.gov.my
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