Malaysia secured a historic RM170 billion in business deals with China, marking one of its largest-ever investment agreements. The deals, announced at the Malaysia-China Business Forum, include a RM32 billion Automotive High-Technology Valley and a 1,200MW power plant. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim highlighted the deals' potential to enhance Malaysia's economic partnership with China and create high-paying jobs. The agreements cover various sectors, including green and digital technologies, and involve prominent Chinese companies.