13MP must be a shared national commitment


THE tabling of the 13th Malaysia Plan (2026-2030) in Parliament marks a significant milestone in charting the nation’s medium- term development course. The plan presents an opportunity to reset priorities, build resilience, and steer the nation towards sustainable and inclusive growth.

In general, the plan must be commended for its intent to address critical national challenges such as income inequality, digital transformation, green economy transition and institutional reform. Its success, however, will depend on discipline, transparency, and effective execution at every level of government and society. To ensure the effective implementation of the 13MP, the following aspects must be given focused follow-up:

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