There is opportunity related to Malaysia’s genome sequencing, leading to precision medicine.

There is an opportunity in Malaysia’s agribusiness sector for aquaculture, dairy farming, and crop yield improvement.

There is opportunity in Malaysia’s offshore oil & gas sector for carbon capture and storage (CCS).
 

The digital economy contributes 22.6% to Malaysia’s GDP and is expected to rise to 25.5% by 2025.
 

Opportunities are growing for U.S. firms providing defense, safety, and security solutions to the enforcement agencies in Malaysia.
 

Non-communicable diseases are increasing, as is the demand for advanced diagnostics and imaging medical devices for hospitals and self-monitoring devices.

There are opportunities in Malaysia related to the development of a new airport city concept.

Malaysia to offer grants to aid manufacturers in achieving Industry 4.0 Goals.

Malaysia needs waste management solutions and has a lower recycling rate compared to its neighboring countries. 

There is a need for reliable batteries and infrastructure to support electric vehicle charging in Malaysia.  

Malaysian State Announces Green Energy Agenda

Malaysia enacts new guidelines for wastepaper and scrap metal.

More than 60 percent of the Malaysian population practices Islam as their religion. Malaysia has developed a detailed halal certification for medical devices.

The Malaysian Government seeks education partners to provide technical and vocational training to meet demand for skilled labor. 

Malaysia Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Growth