Malaysia has sufficient fuel supply despite Middle East tensions: Akmal Nasrullah
Its findings will help inform the implementation of the 13MP in key areas, including productivity, education, skills development, digitalisation and climate…
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In 2025, Malaysia’s gross national income (GNI) per capita rose to RM57,200, or about US$13,351, against the World Bank’s high-income threshold of US$14,375. Akmal Nasrullah said the independent, evidence-based report would serve as an important reference for strengthening the implementation of the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP), 2026-2030, and accelerating the country’s structural economic reforms.
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In 2025, Malaysia’s gross national income (GNI) per capita rose to RM57,200, or about US$13,351, against the World Bank’s high-income threshold of US$14,375.
according to BernamaAkmal Nasrullah said the independent, evidence-based report would serve as an important reference for strengthening the implementation of the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP), 2026-2030, and accelerating the country’s structural economic reforms.
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