Malaysia-India trade stands at $18.25 billion and is growing at 8.5%

With bilateral trade between Malaysia and India reaching $18.25 billion and growing at an annual rate of 8.5 per cent, economic collaboration between the two nations continues to strengthen. From infrastructure and green energy to technology and manufacturing, new opportunities are emerging for businesses on both sides. Ahmad Zuwairi Yusoff, Consul General of Malaysia, Mumbai, shared insights with CW on key areas of partnership, investment potential and the road ahead. Excerpts:

Malaysia has a strong economic presence in India, with around 70 companies operating across key sectors like infrastructure, healthcare and energy. At the same time, over 150 Indian companies have invested in Malaysia. How do you see this bilateral economic partnership evolving, and what key sectors hold the most potential for  future collaboration?
Malaysia and India have made significant progress in bilateral trade and economic cooperation. Currently, trade between the two nations stands at approximately $18.25 billion, growing at an annual rate of 8.5 per cent over the past two decades...

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