Swedish firms supporting Malaysia's green transition with sustainable investments


Sweden's Ambassador to Malaysia, Niklas Wiberg.

KUALA LUMPUR: Top Swedish firms that have been investing in Malaysia’s industrial development since the nation achieved its independence are lending their expertise in the country’s green economy transition by focusing on the sustainability agenda.

This collaboration aligns with both nations’ commitment to environmental protection, forming the core for enhanced trade and investment linkages between both countries, said Sweden's Ambassador to Malaysia, Niklas Wiberg.

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