malaysia predictions for 2025
Read 24 predictions about Malaysia in 2025, a year that will see this country experience significant change in its politics, economics, technology, culture, and environment. It’s your future, discover what you’re in for.
Quantumrun Foresight prepared this list; A trend intelligence consulting firm that uses strategic foresight to help companies thrive from future trends in foresight. This is just one of many possible futures society may experience.
International relations predictions for Malaysia in 2025
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Politics predictions for Malaysia in 2025
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Government predictions for Malaysia in 2025
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Economy predictions for Malaysia in 2025
Economy related predictions to impact Malaysia in 2025 include:
- Malaysia needs at least 25,000 workers in the cybersecurity field, up from just 13,000 in 2023. Likelihood: 70 percent.1
- Malaysia is officially recognized as a developed nation. Likelihood: 30%1
- The state of Sabah now produces palm oil that is compliant with the Roundtable of Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) standards. Likelihood: 90%1
- Malaysia and Turkey deepen economic ties in various sectors, now reaching US$5 billion (RM20.87 billion) of annual trade. Likelihood: 60%1
Technology predictions for Malaysia in 2025
Technology related predictions to impact Malaysia in 2025 include:
- Malaysia needs RM33b to achieve 2025 green energy target.Link
Culture predictions for Malaysia in 2025
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Defense predictions for in 2025
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Infrastructure predictions for Malaysia in 2025
Infrastructure related predictions to impact Malaysia in 2025 include:
- Intel builds its first overseas facility for advanced 3D chip packaging in Penang. Likelihood: 65 percent.1
- Malaysia’s largest petroleum company, Petronas, opens a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant. Likelihood: 65 percent.1
- High-speed rail between the state of Johor and Singapore is operational as of this year. Likelihood: 60%1
- Ten roads in Kuala Lampur become off-limits to private vehicles this year, as city planners work to turn them into attractive, pedestrian-only walkways. Likelihood: 75%1
- About 95% of the rural population, especially in the state of Sabah, now enjoy quality and efficient infrastructure, including roads, electricity, and a water supply. Likelihood: 75%1
Environment predictions for Malaysia in 2025
Environment related predictions to impact Malaysia in 2025 include:
- Malaysia bans plastic bags. Likelihood: 60 percent.1
- Malaysia implements a B30 biodiesel program in the transport sector this year, which insists that biodiesel contains at least 30% palm oil content. Likelihood: 80%1
- A total of 150 new electric buses is available in the city of Putrajaya this year to realize the vision of making the federal administrative capital a 'green city.' Likelihood: 90%1
Science predictions for Malaysia in 2025
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Health predictions for Malaysia in 2025
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