Announced on 11 Jan 2011

The Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) is a comprehensive effort that will transform Malaysia into a high-income nation by 2020.

Building On Strengths Of The Past

Becoming a High-Income Nation

Business As Usual Not Enough

Part Of A Comprehensive Government Agenda

Managing Risk

Allocating Funding to Achieve the Highest Impact

Enabling The Success

High Income Economy

Deliver The ETP

12 NKEAs - Economic Transformation Programme

Overview of NKEAs



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What does NKEAs mean?

Malaysia will focus its economic growth efforts on NKEAs, which will receive prioritised Government support...

Why Focus on NKEAs Important?
Growth in the past was driven largely by a deliberate sectoral diversifcation strategy...

What Are SRIs?

SRI stands for Strategic Reform Initatives, which are policy measures that will make Malaysia more competitive.

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International Standards & Liberalisation
International Standards and Liberalisation focuses on implementing standards, liberalising services and competition law.
Government's Role in Business

The Government is committed to the improvement of liquidity in capital markets and to avoid crowding out the private sector.
Human Capital Development

Human Capital Development is a critical enabler to transform the workplace and the workforce.

Public Service Delivery

Public Service Delivery will focus on ensuring a lean, efficient and facilitative Government.
Narrowing Disparities

Narrowing Disparities focuses on improving Bumiputra SMEs and will be implemented by Teraju.
Public Finance Reform

The aim of the Public Finance reform is to create fiscal space, and to encourage investments and instill business confidence in Malaysia.

The Economic Transformation Programme A roadmap for Malaysia

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Announced on 11 Jan 2011

Malaysia as a World-Class Data Centre Hub

Data centres (DCs) are specialised facilities that support the day-to-day operations of applications and data processing in many enterprises. EPP3 aims to develop Malaysia as a world-class data centre hub based on factors such as increasing foreign demand for DCs in Asia Pacific, the rising cost of doing business for current market leaders such as Hong Kong and Singapore and increased domestic demand for IT outsourcing.

To this end, the government is working together with several private companies, Mytelehaus, CSF Group and Teliti Datacentres to develop new and upgrade existing facilities to ensure sufficient DC floor space is available to cater to increased demand.

MyTelehaus Sdn. Bhd.

Floor Space
Cyber1 Data Center (36,000sqft)
IDR2 Data Center (100,000sqft)
PJ3 Data Center (18,000sqft)

Investment
RM250 million

CSF Group

Floor Space
CSF Computer Exchange 5 (201,000sqft)

Investment
RM21.6 million

Teliti Datacentres

Floor Space
Three Storey Tier III Data Centre (120,000sqft net lettable area)

Investment
RM400 million

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