Malaysia aims to upgrade free trade agreements (FTAs) with China, India, and ASEAN, adapting to global economic shifts as it prepares for ASEAN chairmanship in 2025, says Investment Minister Tengku Zafrul. Malaysia, holding 16 FTAs, will promote 15 priority economic deliverables focusing on sustainability, digital frameworks, and supply chains, including semiconductors. Plans include a 20-year ASEAN Economic Vision, ASEAN-GCC summit hosting, and an ASEAN-GCC Economic Cooperation Framework with China as a participant.M’SIA TO DRIVE ASEAN FTA UPGRADES TO ENHANCE REGION’S ECON GROWTH
Malaysia aims to upgrade free trade agreements (FTAs) with China, India, and ASEAN, adapting to global economic shifts as it prepares for ASEAN chairmanship in 2025, says Investment Minister Tengku Zafrul. Malaysia, holding 16 FTAs, will promote 15 priority economic deliverables focusing on sustainability, digital frameworks, and supply chains, including semiconductors. Plans include a 20-year ASEAN Economic Vision, ASEAN-GCC summit hosting, and an ASEAN-GCC Economic Cooperation Framework with China as a participant.
