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Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak says the signing of a joint venture agreement between Malaysia and China to develop an aluminium smelting plant in Samalaju Industrial Park in Sarawak, - Business Development News Malaysia - Malaysia In Focus

Investments of US$14.06 billion flowed out of Malaysia last year, up 26 per cent from a year ago, says the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development World Investment Report.

Malaysia's Outward Investment Up 26% says UN

The rising cost of health care in developed countries could benefit Malaysia as patients look for a solution elsewhere - Business and Economy News Malaysia

An Australian business delegation will visit Malaysia in March to explore the possibility of collaborative projects in green technology. - Online Business News Malaysia - Malaysia In Focus

Malaysia needs to focus more on research and development in science, technology and innovation (STI) if the country is to reach a higher level of development

Following discussions with the private sector, the Malaysian government will explore a number of measures such as greater transparency, competitive privatisation, and the development of a more attractive capital market in a bid to boost domestic investments.

Malaysia External Trade and Development Corporation says that Malaysia should focus on environmentally-friendly and renewable products to take advantage of demand in the European Union.

Malaysia's private institutions of higher learning are being encouraged to offer more research and development post-graduate courses and programmes by Higher Education Minister Mohamed Khaled Nordi.

Malaysia's International Trade and Industry Minister Mustapa Mohamed says domestic investments increase by 40 percent this year. 70 per cent of investments approved by the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority (MIDA)

The Central Bank of Malaysia and the Malaysian government are Developed programmes to educate central banks around the world on regulating Islamic financial systems.

As part of the 10th Malaysia plan, the government is to focus on improving standards of living in rural areas, says Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Under Malaysia's Five-Year Plan for growth, the country is launching a range of incentives to attract skilled foreign workers and boost its human capital. The Prime Minister Razak Najib is ready to spend $72 billion on economic development and other programs.

Malaysia's External Trade Development Corporation (Matrade) took 15 health related companies to the event to showcase a range of products and services including pharmaceutical products, herbal supplements and medical kit.