High impact investment the priority for growth


Leading the way: A football game goes on in front of office buildings in the business district in Kuala Lumpur. The country tops the ranking with the most potential to attract foreign investors. — Bloomberg

ACCORDING to a recent survey by Milken Institute Global Opportunity Index, Malaysia has outpaced its emerging South-East Asia peers and tops the ranking as the country with the most potential to attract foreign investors.

Notably, Malaysia registered more than RM220bil approved investments for services and manufacturing sectors in 2021 on account of strong economic performance, offering highly qualified workforce and being firmly integrated with the global economy.

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