Toward a greener horizon: Asean’s shared future through sustainable investment


ASEAN is on track to become the world’s fourth-largest economy by 2030, but it faces a dual challenge: navigating economic recovery amid trade fragmentation and managing an urgent energy transition.

This places the region’s fast-growing economies at a strategic inflection point. For Asean to sustain growth and meet climate goals, it must urgently accelerate the transition to renewable energy and treat it as a fundamental economic imperative.

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