Malaysia is setting its sights on sustainable aerospace manufacturing, seeking collaboration with aerospace giant Boeing to leverage advanced technologies and practices. Tengku Zafrul Aziz, Malaysia’s investment, trade, and industry minister, highlighted the need for swift action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The collaboration with Boeing is seen as a crucial step towards accelerating sustainable manufacturing in the country’s aerospace industry.
In an effort to expedite the adoption of sustainable manufacturing practices, Malaysia is reaching out to global partners like Boeing, aiming to foster the rapid institutionalisation of these practices. Minister Tengku Zafrul stressed the urgency to act swiftly, underlining the global imperative to reduce greenhouse gases. He emphasised that both speed and scale are essential to drive the integration of sustainable manufacturing practices.
Malaysia is seeking increased incentives and allocations for its aerospace industry in the 2024 Budget. Minister Tengku Zafrul expressed hope for additional support, complementing the New Industrial Master Plan (NIMP) 2030 and Malaysian Aerospace Blueprint 2030. These initiatives are aimed at positioning Malaysia as a prominent aerospace hub in Southeast Asia and a crucial part of the global aerospace supply chain by 2030.
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