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Explore the trade performance of Malaysia as shared by Raja Badrulnizam, Trade Commissioner at Matrade in November 2012. Learn about Matrade's functions, Malaysia's competitive advantages, trade activities, and economic outlook for 2012.
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MALAYSIA’S TRADE PERFORMANCE RAJA BADRULNIZAM TRADE COMMISSIONER MATRADE 28 NOV 2012 ADVISORY
MATRADE OVERSEAS NETWORK MATRADE OVERSEAS NETWORK Warsaw London Moscow Frankfurt Kiev The Hague Toronto Budapest Paris Tashkent New York Los Angeles Milan Istanbul Beijing Tokyo Seoul Miami Chengdu Osaka Cairo Shanghai Mexico City Hong Kong Doha Mumbai Guangzhou Taipei Dubai Hanoi Jeddah Manila Ho Chi Minh City Bangkok Phnom Penh Chennai Singapore Nairobi Jakarta Sao Paulo Santiago Johannesburg Buenos Aires Sydney • 34 Trade Offices • 8 Marketing Offices • 1 Malaysia Trade Centre (MTC)
MATRADE FUNCTION AND SERVICES Policy and Strategy Formulation Exporters Development Export Promotion Trade Advisory Services Trade & Market Information
MALAYSIA EXTERNAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION eeXeExport Promotion Activities
MALAYSIA: A NATION THAT TRADES WITH THE WORLD 21st Most Competitive Nation In The World • Political (Pro-business Government) & Economic Stability • GDP growth 5.1%, per capita income USD9,630 • Sound Banking System • Young, Skillful & Educated Labor Force • Strong Legal System & IP Laws • Quality of Life • Meeting Global Standards (GMP, HACCP, ISO) • Trade facilitation and Infrastructure (ports, roads, railways and airports, ICT, Internet)
Malaysia’s In World Trade • In 2011, Malaysia was the 25th largest trading nation • Malaysia’s Trade in 2011
Malaysia’s In World Trade • In 2011, Malaysia was the world’s largest exporter for 36 products (at HS 6 digit)
Malaysia’s In World Trade Malaysia’s Export Destination
Malaysia’s In World Trade Malaysia’s Import Source
Malaysia Exports to EU Compiled by : MATRADE Source : DOSM
Malaysia’s In World Trade Malaysia’s Bilateral Trade with Ireland (2011)
The 4 Pillar of National Transformation • Outlines government’s development plan for next 5 years . 12 NKEAs to drive economic growth
New Economic Model (NEM) Three guidingprinciples to propel Malaysia forward to become a developed status nation in 10 years:
FREE TRADE AGREEMENT • FREE TRADE AGREEMENT Foreign companies based in Malaysia can enjoy preferential market access via Free Trade Agreements concluded by Malaysia: 17
Economic Outlook for 2012 According to IMF, the global economic growth in 2012 projected at 3.3% (2011: 3.8%). Malaysia’s economy is projected to sustain a growth of between 4% and 5% in 2012. (Source: BNM Annual Report) GDP growth projections for selected economies China: 8.2% USA: 1.8% India: 7.0% Germany: 0.3% ASEAN 5: 5.2% France: 0.2% Russia: 3.3% Japan: 1.7% Brazil: 3.0% United Kingdom:0.6%
THANK YOU Go raibhmaithagat www.matrade.gov.my ADVISORY