Key Takeaway: As ASEAN chair for 2025, Malaysia commits to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and aims to position itself as a hub for green investment.
Malaysia’s role at COP29 is pivotal in setting a strong climate agenda as it prepares to lead ASEAN next year. Malaysia has pledged to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 and is showcasing climate action milestones at its “Shift for Sustainability: Climate Action Now!” pavilion, demonstrating the country’s dedication to sustainability, inclusivity, and green innovation.
With a 250-member delegation led by Natural Resources and Environment Sustainability Minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, Malaysia is focused on seven key areas: finance and economy, trade and industry, natural resources, energy, technology and innovation, sustainable development, and youth adaptation. These strategic clusters support ASEAN’s 2025 vision of inclusivity and sustainability and align with Malaysia’s green growth strategy, which has attracted RM10 billion in green investments and created over 5,500 green jobs since 2010 through the Green Technology Financial Scheme (GTFS).
Malaysia is also calling for enhanced cooperation among ASEAN members to drive sustainable development, environmental protection, and social equity.
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