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ICT is flourishing with global players like Telekom Malaysia and Axiata providing economy changing results and life-changing technology.

The Sabah Development Corridor (SDC) looks to transform Malaysia’s resource-rich state into an investment and tourism hub, as well as change the lives of its citizens

In a time when the world sees increasing numbers of students struggling to find work, Malaysia aims to maximize the productivity of its human resources by encouraging and coordinating education to meet the demands of industry.

Asia’s leader in Islamic finance, Malaysia has the base to partner with the UK to tap global markets further with Islamic finance products

One of the Islamic finance sector’s greatest challenges is a lack of global specialists, which has stimulated a demand for education and poses a major opportunity for those in the know to fill a lucrative niche

New initiatives and collaborations are part of Malaysia’s aim to assume the role of Asean’s oil and gas centrepoint

If Malaysia’s energy future will look anything like the success it has achieved in the past, technology and human capital development will be at the forefront. It is a common misconception that natural resources like oil and gas lead directly to wealth

Tan Sri Dato’ Shamsul Azhar Abbas, President and Group CEO of Petronas

Dr. Chong Su Lin, CEO of Prince Court Medical Centre.

Malaysia continues to make headlines in 2014 as the 10th most visited country in the world and it is ranked 10th in the Lonely Planet’s top destinations for 2014