Leveraging on the electrical and electronics industry


In the era of the Digital Age, one cannot underestimate the importance of the E&E sector. The sector provides the opportunity for innovations of the Digital Age, and has always been changing the way we work, learn, live and play.

UNLOCKING greater productivity within Malaysia’s industrial sectors is one of the national strategies to drive continuous economic growth and expansion.

In line with this, the Malaysia Productivity Blueprint launched in May 2017 has identified nine priority subsectors with high potential growth. In particular, the electrical and electronics (E&E) industry, where the International Trade and Industry Ministry has been at the forefront of generating private public partnerships to drive productivity enhancement initiatives within the sector.

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