KUALA LUMPUR, April 7 – Gobind Singh Deo said the government is stepping up monitoring of the Middle East conflict’s impact, particularly on the digital sector.
Through the National Economic Action Council (MTEN). Weekly meetings chaired by Anwar Ibrahim will assess risks and coordinate responses across ministries and industry players.
He said authorities are evaluating potential disruptions to energy, trade and costs while preparing early mitigation measures.
The initiative aims to strengthen economic resilience and protect businesses and livelihoods. Meanwhile, Standard Chartered launched its first Global Fusion Centre in Malaysia.
Enhancing AI-driven operations and reinforcing the country’s role as a regional digital hub.
