Digitalization is a key component of the Vision 2035 roadmap, which seeks to transform BIMP-EAGA into “a socially inclusive, open, aligned, and resilient” subregion that is prosperous and sustainable.
The country's digital masterplan aims is to build a comprehensive national strategy to safeguard data, empower its people, and strengthen the digital economy.
Integrating ecozone development with regional development corridors expected to bring in investments, create jobs, and generate benefits for communities.
Malaysia is cementing its foothold in the global Islamic economy by capitalizing on its strategic location, end-to-end halal ecosystem, and advances in Islamic finance.
Located on the Malaysian part of the island of Borneo, the geopark includes Kuching—the UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy—as well as an extensive river delta system and a landscape that transitions from low-lying plains to higher ground inland.
Blessed with bountiful sunlight, BIMP-EAGA has significant potential to develop solar power, along with other renewables, to speed its energy transition.