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@@KhaiFirst What many people don't realize is that under the Western financial system and institutions, Malaysia's economy can easily be crippled if the West impose sanctions or ban the SWIFT system. BRICS allows trade in other currencies than the USD and minimize risk in an event the US decided to ban Malaysia from using the USD for global trade.
We urgently need to protect our forests and water sources in the midst of building factories and data centers. These are our precious treasures that are irreplaceable once they are gone.
According to the U.N. FAO, 62.3% or about 20,456,000 ha of Malaysia is forested and an annual average water availability of about 28,400 m3 per capita. Based on this fact, Malaysia is a country with abundant water resources.
Our Govt are smart enough not to use forest,because still have plenty of unused,abandoned land sites readily available.These are easier to work on,rather than higher cost of forest clearing.Not practical to spend more money.
Well i'm as an Indonesian, from Pontianak city, West Kalimantan sincerly hope that Malaysia can keep up with it's good governance, reject any forms of corruption (in Indonesia it's become an old song thing and a helpless severe disease), and even keep low profile "diam-diam berisi", and of course Malaysia Boleh (may God bless the People of Malaysia and it's Leader a.k.a PMX and YDPA, amen).😊🇲🇾
There's a motivation, hopes, energy n moves here in malaysia. Finally. Sayonara to our lost decades and let's move to the developed advance economy. Hopefully not only to Malaysian economy but to the world globally. Towards balance n peace. Thank you to our great leaders who clearly know how to work properly.
@@sheikhtalhah91Nah we will be the next South Korea (in a bad way💀) Pretty sure we will be controlled by mega corporation in the future. It will happen when we get our own equivalent of Samsung.
Above video narrative is one of a good clear presentations. Thank you Global Grid. Under a very good leadership of Anwar Ibrahim and his team Malaysia is moving towards a sustainable growth country hopefully by 2030 meeting all goals as stipulated by UNDP. It is no point to be just a developed country or a high income country if hunger, poor health or educational facilities, corruption, poor sanitation, social injustice is present. As mentioned Malaysia is facing v huge historical debt to clear. Also there are too much political noise and rhetorics that make life very interesting in this country.. Seeing Anwar Ibrahim commitment and vast experience he can achieve what we want in this small but important country.
Im a Chinese Malaysian and yes, like all SE Asia, Malaysia economic destiny lies in closer ties to China ! ZhongGuo he Malaysie Jiayou ! MeiGuo YouTai Buhao de ! Wo paiiii !
I'm afraid of the going to be BUILD a KRA canal by Thailand cud be effect Malaysia....especially, the Klang Port and Tanjung Pelepas port...and the Singapore Port too..ohh dear..🙂🙂🙂
It's always the same rhetoric, oh yes yes yes, but other countries are growing, let them, let us. Even Denmark, Norway etc are poorer than Singapore. Let them Singaporeans stay rich, it's okay
Is it? What is your source? According to Bank Negara Malaysia data, as at 31 July 2024, we have $114,662 million in foreign reserve asset, far from what SG have.
Good progress but some deep rooted fundamental issues with Malaysia is... Political stability(should be better with M gone).....fickle policies and changing mind and stalling on agreed projects... racial inequality .... corruption at every level (even the police) ... Foundation not strong for long term progress and sustainability. Time will tell. Still, wish Malaysia all the best!
Broadly unable to fathom this, India has cheap tech labour, Vietnam has cheaper labour in general, Indonesia is high consumption fast growing, same goes for Thailand. Don’t think Malaysia will have any clear advantage and will have fair competition to attract investment. Having said this Malaysia is definitely a great and beautiful country..
It's not just about cheap labor. Companies are also look at the quality of workforce when it comes to high tech manufacturing. Malaysia already has 50 years of experience in the semiconductor industry and accounts for about 13% of semiconductor global back-end manufacturing. Simply put, the country that has the best quality and cheap workforce wins the investments.
@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko You are right, but what about other than Semiconductors. Taiwan occupies more than 70% of world-over supply for same and its about 15% of their GDP..
@@tushittalwar9689 Most low-tech manufacturing companies are shifting from China to Vietnam due to tariffs and sanctions. Foreign companies are still keen on selling goods to China because it's a big market, but they do not want to be slapped with tariffs by the Chinese government, so they set up their factories in Vietnam close to Chinese border and rebrand the goods as "made in Vietnam" to bypass the tariffs. It's true that Taiwan manufactured 63.8% of the world's semiconductors, however, most electronic goods do not require high tech 7nm chips. Legacy chips are still used in most electronic goods from kitchen appliances to gadgets such routers, electric cars, entertainment system etc. Hence why China is set to dominate the legacy chip market in the future. This is the market that Malaysia is aiming for as many Western countries want to derisk from the Chinese market and look for alternative country that can produce legacy chips at competitive prices.
@@tushittalwar9689 yea and taiwan is clearly bias to western country, so where the best place to buy semiconductor without triggering uncle sam?, come buy in malaysia lel
all it needed was lessen corruption, removal of ketuanan in workforce demanding 30% participation, high enforcement and removal of bereaucracy and FDIs will pour in, its a no brainer. Philippines under Aquino III has done it! Indonesia also have done it under Joko. At least this current PM has the political will to change the slumber! lets see how long it will last before the warlords come for him or if prosperity of investments will corrupt Anwar!
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PMX has been working tirelessly to bring Malaysia to greater heights in the past year. He needs to stay longer to bring Malaysia to the next height.
he seem try self sabotage.. by join BRICS after received West tech investment example Google, nvidia, intel..
@@KhaiFirst What many people don't realize is that under the Western financial system and institutions, Malaysia's economy can easily be crippled if the West impose sanctions or ban the SWIFT system. BRICS allows trade in other currencies than the USD and minimize risk in an event the US decided to ban Malaysia from using the USD for global trade.
yes MX will give you a halal cert - in every household and small biz.
Agree...this government need to continuosly stay on power in PRU16 for a better and progressive Malaysia.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a Singaporean, we feel proud to see Malaysia growing strong as it has always been
Kiasu 🐦
Thank you.
amikini jari tengah
We urgently need to protect our forests and water sources in the midst of building factories and data centers. These are our precious treasures that are irreplaceable once they are gone.
According to the U.N. FAO, 62.3% or about 20,456,000 ha of Malaysia is forested and an annual average water availability of about 28,400 m3 per capita. Based on this fact, Malaysia is a country with abundant water resources.
true.
Have you seen the place where they are planning those data centres? I don't think you know, 98% are from palm & rubber estates.
Our Govt are smart enough not to use forest,because still have plenty of unused,abandoned land sites readily available.These are easier to work on,rather than higher cost of forest clearing.Not practical to spend more money.
Well i'm as an Indonesian, from Pontianak city, West Kalimantan sincerly hope that Malaysia can keep up with it's good governance, reject any forms of corruption (in Indonesia it's become an old song thing and a helpless severe disease), and even keep low profile "diam-diam berisi", and of course Malaysia Boleh (may God bless the People of Malaysia and it's Leader a.k.a PMX and YDPA, amen).😊🇲🇾
An excellent report on Malaysia economy. I subscribed.
There's a motivation, hopes, energy n moves here in malaysia.
Finally.
Sayonara to our lost decades and let's move to the developed advance economy.
Hopefully not only to Malaysian economy but to the world globally. Towards balance n peace.
Thank you to our great leaders who clearly know how to work properly.
Malaysia boleh 🎉❤
Developed country. This is the next taiwan 🇹🇼
pipedream lah. taiwan is majority chinese. msia isnt. msia will be marginally better than indonesia. wont ever be more than tat
Ops kami tak buat video pasal Malaysia, orang luar dengan kajian fakta yang buat. Bukan auta
Malaysia paling strategik... bila lihat dalam peta Malaysia ibarat jantung..di tengah2
Ye lah...its very strategic indeed..😊😊😊
Agung Dan DSAI pasukan yang terbaik Dengan perpaduan antara kaum Malaysia akan Maju Dan terus Maju Malaysia Boleh
Today Malaysia is becoming a semiconductor and renewal energy hub in South East Asia....
Hopefully we will be the next taiwan
@@sheikhtalhah91Nah we will be the next South Korea (in a bad way💀)
Pretty sure we will be controlled by mega corporation in the future. It will happen when we get our own equivalent of Samsung.
Malaysia will be a developed country next year or 2. Penang, Sarawak, KL states are already a developed country in terms of GDP per capita threshold.
Insightful & inspiring info.....so proud of being a Malaysian
Shhh we want to stay low.. 🤫
Absolutely True! We Malaysian are NOT bragging/boasting type!
taught by the British :)@@mr.autismatikautomatik2363
diam diam ubi berisi!
We prefer to enjoy our achievement quietly rather then boasting around because we are quite timid.😅
@@mr.autismatikautomatik2363 hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
In Godspeed we will arrive there.
Insightful
@@DesignByKhalil thank you Khalil
Malaysia has always been rich not just resources but its ppl the freedom to practice religion, the safety n unity diversity is what makes it rich
Thanks anwar ibrahim❤
Above video narrative is one of a good clear presentations. Thank you Global Grid.
Under a very good leadership of Anwar Ibrahim and his team Malaysia is moving towards a sustainable growth country hopefully by 2030 meeting all goals as stipulated by UNDP. It is no point to be just a developed country or a high income country if hunger, poor health or educational facilities, corruption, poor sanitation, social injustice is present. As mentioned Malaysia is facing v huge historical debt to clear. Also there are too much political noise and rhetorics that make life very interesting in this country.. Seeing Anwar Ibrahim commitment and vast experience he can achieve what we want in this small but important country.
we want to be low profile not rich or poor
wai
You will not stay low. Mark my word
@@edouardfelicite69 bcs be low profile is better no need to show of
@@sambharat3532 you’re not answering the question really just repeating the same thing
@@edouardfelicite69 because alot of greedy people will come for the piece of the pie
❤ MALAYSIA 🇲🇾❤️
The answer is oil, lots of high quality oil.
Im a Chinese Malaysian and yes, like all SE Asia, Malaysia economic destiny lies in closer ties to China ! ZhongGuo he Malaysie Jiayou ! MeiGuo YouTai Buhao de ! Wo paiiii !
the biggest obstacles is the semiconductor industry need huge power & water supply.. tapi kat sini selalu tiada air haiyaaa, how like dat?
Ya! I kept wondering....😢😢😢
That’s if the domestic politics is decent and stable.
Impressive country! Subscribed to see more content like this :) Very underrated channel
Thank you !
The effect of interests rate cut of 0.5%, cut another 1.5% for the super bull Ringgit.
they call us the silent worker
I'm afraid of the going to be BUILD a KRA canal by Thailand cud be effect Malaysia....especially, the Klang Port and Tanjung Pelepas port...and the Singapore Port too..ohh dear..🙂🙂🙂
No. It is good enough for Malaysia to be middle income/upper middle income at least for the next 100 years or so. To become rich is too problematic.
Singapore have nothing but richer than us
It's always the same rhetoric, oh yes yes yes, but other countries are growing, let them, let us. Even Denmark, Norway etc are poorer than Singapore. Let them Singaporeans stay rich, it's okay
Who is rich? Country or their people.?? 😂
1511 portugis foult
The narration make me sleepy.
Malaysia deposits is US$540bn now
Meaning?
Deposit? Do you mean gdp or foreign reserve?
Foreign reserved its increase quite a bit now,last time i read its 400+++ billions something@@justapassione5554
Is it? What is your source? According to Bank Negara Malaysia data, as at 31 July 2024, we have $114,662 million in foreign reserve asset, far from what SG have.
Good progress but some deep rooted fundamental issues with Malaysia is... Political stability(should be better with M gone).....fickle policies and changing mind and stalling on agreed projects... racial inequality .... corruption at every level (even the police) ...
Foundation not strong for long term progress and sustainability. Time will tell. Still, wish Malaysia all the best!
Mahathir alr 99 😅. At least he still stronger than vegetable Biden.
Well in 2021 we made a whole bunch of money selling rubber gloves during the pandemic
Indog ketar ketir melihat ini 😂
Will never be, all will be squandered by the politicians.
You are just jealous that Malaysia is doing well.
@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko when I was voting you were prolly still swimming in the huge void🤣
@@lancewood1410 somebody is definitely triggered😁
@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko oh yes, says the Sohai snowflake🤣
Broadly unable to fathom this, India has cheap tech labour, Vietnam has cheaper labour in general, Indonesia is high consumption fast growing, same goes for Thailand. Don’t think Malaysia will have any clear advantage and will have fair competition to attract investment. Having said this Malaysia is definitely a great and beautiful country..
It's not just about cheap labor. Companies are also look at the quality of workforce when it comes to high tech manufacturing. Malaysia already has 50 years of experience in the semiconductor industry and accounts for about 13% of semiconductor global back-end manufacturing. Simply put, the country that has the best quality and cheap workforce wins the investments.
@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko You are right, but what about other than Semiconductors. Taiwan occupies more than 70% of world-over supply for same and its about 15% of their GDP..
@@tushittalwar9689 Most low-tech manufacturing companies are shifting from China to Vietnam due to tariffs and sanctions. Foreign companies are still keen on selling goods to China because it's a big market, but they do not want to be slapped with tariffs by the Chinese government, so they set up their factories in Vietnam close to Chinese border and rebrand the goods as "made in Vietnam" to bypass the tariffs.
It's true that Taiwan manufactured 63.8% of the world's semiconductors, however, most electronic goods do not require high tech 7nm chips. Legacy chips are still used in most electronic goods from kitchen appliances to gadgets such routers, electric cars, entertainment system etc. Hence why China is set to dominate the legacy chip market in the future. This is the market that Malaysia is aiming for as many Western countries want to derisk from the Chinese market and look for alternative country that can produce legacy chips at competitive prices.
@@tushittalwar9689 yea and taiwan is clearly bias to western country, so where the best place to buy semiconductor without triggering uncle sam?, come buy in malaysia lel
Forget about pro Islamic extremists problem .
Pretty calm and safe here
senyap2 ubi berisi
all it needed was lessen corruption, removal of ketuanan in workforce demanding 30% participation, high enforcement and removal of bereaucracy and FDIs will pour in, its a no brainer. Philippines under Aquino III has done it! Indonesia also have done it under Joko. At least this current PM has the political will to change the slumber! lets see how long it will last before the warlords come for him or if prosperity of investments will corrupt Anwar!
Euro dollar will going strong..😂😂😂
Sepak bola pun merasa diatas awan..
ga seperti indonesia. koar2 g20 tapi ga ada pekerjaan. malu...
la bukan orang malaysia bang buat video ni tapi orang luar, tu pon masih dengki lagi
It possible if dap or chinese party polhityc of malaysia not make 1.7 milion chinese people as malaysian citizen.
THANKS TO THE PRIME MINISTER TUNKU ABDUL RAZAK AND THE SON NAJIB TUN ABD RAZAK..😊
HU HU HU ALXDR KHALKI