New alliances, trade deals help Malaysia reduce global risks in 2026 - WEF


KUALA LUMPUR: The flip side of concerning global risks has led countries like Malaysia to form new alliances and pursue regional multilateral or bilateral trade agreements to cushion the impact, especially after the United States tariff implementation, said World Economic Forum (WEF) managing director Saadia Zahidi.

Malaysia's ongoing efforts have led to a more positive outlook, she said, highlighting that these efforts would be particularly important in cushioning the impact of growing geoeconomic confrontation, especially following the introduction of tariffs.

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