Welcome to Malaysia, a wonderful country sandwiched between the 'too fun too free' Thailand and the 'too strict too controlled' Singapore. Dont read the comments of narrow minded people in this comment section, we are a nation of friendly people, alwayd willing to help foreigners, lovely combination of Malay, Indian, Iban, Singh, Kadazan, Baba Nyonya, and Chinese culture (and more but i cant name all, we have ethnic Thais and ethnic Philippino and many other races too in Malaysia). We have absolutrly zero natural disasters, great beaches, wonderful forest reserves, great street food, mega malls, low housing costs and great healthcare. Move here everyone! Welcome again to Malaysia, Truly Asia! I love my country! Cintaimu Malaysiaku
in malaysia, gays get whipped and jailed, insulting the monarchy is a prison sentence, in the trains even signs show kissing is illegal, Police are allowed to raid ur hotel room without any permit to arrest if unmarried couples occupy the same room, child marriages constantly happen, no human rights country should never be allowed to get rich
just use Dayak instead of Iban. it comprises all the ethnic groups like Iban. it is a wonderful country to live in but don't deny the corruption happening in this country for the past few years which led to some underdevelopment to some states like Sarawak compared to Kuala Lumpur.
Gays are whipped n jailed in Malaysia, reach malaysia and u will be greeted in a train with a sign that says kissing in public is illegal, citicising the govt or king is a prison sentence, police can raid ur hotel room any time if they suspect unmarried couples are occupying it and so much more, but oh, child marriages? Perfectly fine!
I'm right now in Kuala Lumpur as a digital nomad. My first time in Malaysia. I like this place! I see that the country is developing fast. Malaysia is very foreign friendly, they talk english and i feel like they are more extroverted and talkative than Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. Is easier to make local friends here as a foreigner in my point of view. Also the condos are amazing and for my budget i can have a better life here than Bangkok. Of course, if you are searching for "fun" (weed, girls, crazy party scene and drinking buddies) Thailand would be the better choice. Malaysia is a muslim country so don't expect it to be like the neighbours of the north. If you searching for a chill country where you can integrate and you are searching for something more "autentic", Malaysia can surprise you in a good way.
Having lived in the UK for many years I'm now back in my birthplace Melaka. What joy it's been. I see the beauty of Malaysia every day, something I couldn't see before. Malaysia is a hidden gem. The best is yet to come. In the words of the great Rumi - "Why wander from room to room hunting for the diamond necklace that is already around your neck?"
Malaysia was the largest contributor to British coffers during colonial times. The Brits took lots of Malaysian resources, and after they left us dry at independence, them and EU impose strict environmental laws when we want to clear up our forests for agriculture (because they mined us dry in the first place).
No it's not Malaysia. It is India also known as British Raj, the Crown Jewel of British India that contributes the largest profit to the British Empire (by volume, not profit margin). Anyway I'm Malaysian too and it is important to tell you this earlier before Indians jump on you.😅
This is why i hate videos talking about malaysia. The comment section is always so toxic and end up with rasicm. Why can't we just love each other and remember every race is important. Why do we always need to bring up racism and blame everyone for everything. Our politicians may be corrupted but we as society should unite.
just ignore them, most of them are indonesians who are jealous of our country's prosperity, they can't even accept that malaysia is ahead of them 🤣🤣🤣 especially in GDP per capita although our economy is behind them
Those who are already feeling the positive impact of this boom, have no time to look into the past let alone get themselves stuck on the current issue. Those who are negative, well, you know negativity is passed down generationally so I could only pity the children. They will grow up and wonder why the rest are doing better but not their family. Kids, look at your parents and ask them what they did with their lives with what they could (but didn't, and instead blaming others) and ask them what could they possibly give to you with all that negativity (except despair)
I can vouch for this, if you are working in the tech industry in Malaysia, you will realise lots of EU company has been moving their tech hub into malaysia, mass hiring is seen here.
@@Johnqasgt Tell that to Sabah and Sarawak after decades of extractive policies and actions by KL (peninsula Malaysia). The nation state narrative only works when every member of the federation is considered an equal partner.
@@diogenes8338 and which state isn't an equal member? Because Malaysia has 14 states. The narrative S blokes like to make is as if the peninsula is its own state in Malaysia when that was never the case to begin with.
In the 1990s, Malaysia had already built mega infrastructure projects at lightning speed such airports, Putrajaya, Cyberjaya and so on. At that time the pace and scale of the projects were compared to Hong Kong in the 70s. Hence, from now onwards the Government just need to focus on investment for the future generation, economic sustainability and good governance / best practices.
To the Malaysians commenting, politic issues and racism happens everywhere in the world, a lot are even worse than us. I might be over-optimistic, but we should see this as a great opportunity for us to finally bloom as a country.
@@Zip-xc7tj we politicized religion to control the gullible. Playing racial sentiments to win votes. And corruption has yet to be dealt with. We should stop being complacent with "but we're not the only one" mentality. Mediocrity will not give us real results. Acknowledge our shortcomings as a citizen and learn from there. 💪
For a very diverse country like us. Our racism issues is honestly quite tame compared to other nations. We mostly only loud on social media but when meeting face to face of different races, we become friendly and all. Idk if that's good or bad
fyi. malaysia has never become asian tiger. that is just self claim. please check your facts. of course we want to be the greatest developing country but self claim is a shameful act
" Why Malaysia Is Finally Becoming a Rich Country " - our country has been rich a long, long time ago mate from our natural resources. we just keep facing uncertain moron's in power that ruin the country.
@@sultansofswing7 pray one day it will. Is enough the Colonial stolen our resources. And since the merdeka doesn't matter who the ministers they also stealing. Is time next Pru we Malaysian should wisely pick the leaders. Don't fall into the shit politician trap.
aku xpernah dengar lagi rakyat negara sndri kutuk negara sndri dekat org luar melainkan malaysia…dia mcm ni, bila org positive dekat kita balas lah vibe positive..jangan jadi bodoh sngt
hang kena paham, depa tu sebenarnya ada problem dengan diri sendiri. so bila tak boleh setelkan masalah sendiri, depa salahkan orang lain. orang lain pun kena jugak racism bagai tapi depa bising ke atau cari jalan lain? paham2 je laa..... lagi satu, orang luar semua duk hargai malaysia tapi rakyat sendiri je yang duk kutuk. situ dah nampak dah mana problemnya = depa sendiri.
lawak ape bro org luar xpernah kutuk negara sendiri, malaysia ni netizen je yg xbertapis tpi influncer?content creator masih menjaga nama baik malaysia.... tu hah kat US & UK, kaw2 dorang kutuk negara sendiri siap ramai2 nak keluar pindah negara lain...kira elok la jgak kita ni kutuk sesama sendiri tapi masih sayang malaysia
It will if MNCs investing in the poor states due to corrupt practices internally plus limitation in infrastructure as well as resilient and trained worker.
Today ECRL 665 kilometers project from Klang Port in Selangor to east coast states of Pahang, Terengganu and Kelantan only take 4 hours to bring passengers and goods from East to West coast by train faster than canal suggested by Thailand. Once completed the ship can stop at Pahang port in east coast and Klang port in west coast and it will shorten the time. This will boost the economy in Malaysia...
@@darryldeed today nothing is impossible with latest technology....usually shipping company used trailer to carry container surely using train much more better because it can carry more containers with a shorter time. Always think out of the box.....
First thing lee kuan yew did in order to make singapore advance was...eleminate CORRUPTION FRM HIGHEST LEVEL.And I believe..if we emulate frm him..Malaysia will..again rise as fastest growth in economy within these regions.
When they say Malaysia is finally becoming a rich country. they are correct in their assessment. The government and all these politicians will become filthy rich (just as they are now) but we private sector folks will still be paid the same old shallow salary whilst the taxes and prices goes up.
@@thevegastan This is why 95% of emigration data are Chinese.. Altho we have different stereotype as Malaysian race, I have to respect Chinese for their decision, Malaysia is a lost cause where the peasant been tolled a lot. I'm migrating to Aust soon. HDI index is top 10.
Sarawak in East Malaysia is also a high income state in Malaysia with GNI per capita US$13,205 because Sarawak is the main producer of Oil and Gas in Malaysia. Today Sarawak is becoming a Renewal Energy hub in Malaysia with the production of Hydrogen, SAF, Petrochemical and Solar energy. Sarawak Premier also want Sarawak to become the main producer of Rice in Malaysia by 2030..Today big company in Europe and America is developing renewal energy like Hydrogen and SAF ( Sustainable Aviation Fuel ) to power aircraft and Industries to replace fossil fuel to reduce carbon for better future to solve environmental problems. If the world is shifting their technology using renewal energy Sarawak is going to become one of the biggest exporter of renewal energy in the world...
Despite that Sarawak still requires semenanjung civil servants to fill positions in your cities snd towns and kampungs while at the same time shouting Sarawak for Sarawakians. I’m one of those civil servants who was sent to Sri Aman and encountered racism from Sarawakian superiors just because I came from Terengganu. Glad that I’m out of that place. Sarawakians often boast that they are not racists like Malayans, but in truth they are just as racist if not more especially to people from East Coast. My friend who served in Sarikei faced the same, even the family of the girl he was interested in insulted his family and his background (also from Terengganu). These all happened recently showing how closed minded Sarawakians are even today. Edit: there’s a comment below that tells us Malayans to go back to semenanjung because Sarawakians don’t need us anyway. You really know nothing don’t you? The hospital I was working in Sri Aman up until November last year, 90% of the doctors including me were from semenanjung. The situation in Sarikei was the same. In Saratok all but one doctor was from semenanjung. Even in yor largest cities, up to 30-50% of the doctors in your biggest public hospitals are from semenanjung, if not more.
@@ghrbaa6727not surprised. East Malaysians are mainly still low educated. They're very complacent in life & easy to get manipulated by political rhetorics. Especially Christians.
@@ghrbaa6727Sarawak for Sarawakian is for Sarawak people fighting for Sarawak right with MA63 agreement not to divide Sarawak and West Malaysia. When Malaysian Government was once ruled by Pakatan Harapan many projects in Sarawak was stop and cancel and this is not fair to Sarawak. Today most of the projects in Sarawak costing billion of ringgit is using Sarawak state fund not Federal Government. Don't come to the conclusion thinking negative with Sarawakian after all we are still Malaysian...
As a Malaysian, i can point out few points that will always make malaysia stand out amongst many countries in South East Asia. 1)so far the rank 2nd politically stability after Singapore in SEA. 2)not too free, not too strict. 3)no war 4)Yes there are corruption, but we are not wild wild west/east. 5)we do not legalize drugs or prostitution therefore we do not attract losers from certain countries with ill intention to take advantage of the poor in asia. 5)Malaysian appreciate stability and peaceful life, everyone make money and everyone happy 6)advance facility in SEA 7)yes we got traffic jam, but our traffic still can move😂 8)advance medical sector, therefore good for medical tourism 9)many beautiful mountains 10)we are multilingual nation, therefore u wont feel lost when in our country 11)all sorts of culture's foods in our country 12)many international schools in our country in case expats worry about their young children education
I hope Malaysia will be more open about religion for example being able to convert and having family members with different religious background like indonesia, such a dream
Not so similar .English as a international business language still not so widely used.Besides e&e industry still long way to go. Indonesia is more a resource based country.
But me as Malaysian are so jealous of Indonesia because even chinese there speak indonesia with each other not like our chinese here who obsessed bringing CCP ideology to our country.
@@noob-hc6kx that's not gonna happen in our country where everything has been intertwined with Islam for 60 years, that's included in our education where Muslim has the compulsory Islamic subject. We are heading toward becoming an Islamic state, which is inevitable sooner or later. If we resist it, the faster we going towards becoming an Islamic state.
lack of focus on R&D is probably the single most crucial factor in STEM sectors in Malaysia. Ever since independence, overreliance on mining, oil and gas and agricultural sectors has caused disproportionate allocation of monetary, human capital and education resources to these sectors. We did not have a robust governance framework over tech industry, lack of local tech player/pioneer and low margin high volume downstream sector. In education, electronics/ computers/ physical science were deemed less prestigious compare to law or medicine by the parent, causing most of the straight As students find tech sectors less appealing. Even those who were academically trained in pure sciences find in hard to find a job and resorted to migrate to to other countries As the result, our tech sector is as mediocre as it is, without any spirit of innovation and a mere user rather than a entrepreneur of the industry. Insha'Allah in the recent years, thing have changed slowly but surely. Hopefully we can have a titan conglomerate akin to TSMC, samsung etc.
The dominant Malay government wanted brain drain to get rid of non malay voters. I noticed this since the 1980's after Mahathir took power. It was intentional , didn't happen by coincidence
Malaysia have our own TSMC and Samsung? Its not gonna happen, Msia is too expert at bomoh teknologi to let that happen. Need to open more religious class
Actually, Malaysia has been the most prosperous country in Southeast Asia since British colonial rule. During the time of British Malaya, Malaysia was the world's largest producer of tin and rubber.
The richest country in Southeast Asia in 1940s & 1950s was the Philippines. They even hosted the Asian Games back then, their capital city, Manila at that time are even better than our Kuala Lumpur. But everything changes by the 1960s. Our Ringgit in the 1970s was equal to Singapore Dollar back then.
@@MultiWorld2000 ketika penjajahan inggeris kali kedua baru boleh dipanggil makmur kerana kali pertama inggeris masuk kemalaysia mereka menjajah secara kejam dan sedikit aggresive selepas penjajahan jepun inggeris masuk kali kedua baru mereka memakmurkan tanah melayu dan memberi kemerdekaan selepas itu
One thing I've always glad that I've been born in Malaysia is the experience of actually living alongside with Multi-racial communities and ACTUALLY getting along instead of causing major racial crisis or petty racism(though it do still happen mostly on the Peninsular side), I've been able to befriend peoples of different ethnics/religious beliefs/culture differences etc. Alot of larger economies keep shouting about co-existing with each other meanwhile they just don't care about Malaysia's example of Racial Harmony actually being achieved albeit with some rough hardships at the start. I will always appreciate this one thing in Malaysia that we Malaysians should treasure whenever you go abroad to any other countries really.
Msia should have MYR 2trillion of reserves, more or less like Norway Wealth Fund, because Msia also started oil recovery & earned from it since 70s. But the culprits are greedy politicians & corrupt officers & businessmen etc
This is what Sarawak Government doing call Dana Kekayaan Berdaulat Sarawak just like Scandinavian countries with allocation deposit of RM8 billion from 2024-2030. The money is taken care by professional appointed by Government not by GLC...
@@cmfad7427 apa2 pun kita kena alert. Malaysia ni memang sejak zaman dulu lagi jadi rebutan antara timur dan barat. Terutama Selat Melaka yg merupakan selat ke 3 terpenting dan tersibuk didunia. Lebih 30% laluan perdagangan dunia melalui selat melaka.
*Welcome to Malaysia truly Asia good food, people beautiful beach, skyscrapers & others, Msian likes to lepak Mamak drink Teh Tarik Jom joining Malaysian 🇲🇾💙🧡♥️💙🇲🇾*
Anyone else randomly discover Malaysia had the worlds tallest building other than the Burj khalifa Its called merdeka 118 and just got finished last year
I like my country, Malaysia's pretty chill and we're generally easygoing. I don't think the investments will trickle down to the general public but hey it's a start.
❤❤ According to tfhe latest IMF report Malaysia's Purchasing Power Parity GDP (PPP GDP) which is a much more accurate measure and indicator of a country's economy than the simple nominal GDP, is USD $1.307 Trillion and this makes Malaysia the 30th richest country in the world. 😂
One of Najib Razak's visions in 2013 was for Malaysia to become a technology hub by 2020. This vision continued in the post-COVID era, particularly under Anwar Ibrahim's leadership. Congratulations to both leaders for realizing the goal of making Malaysia the Silicon Valley of Southeast Asia.
We, Malaysian are mostly very resilience. Rich in cultures, languages, resources, foods & co-existed different races. Hopefully, our government will do the needy to learn & correct for the past years wasted resources. Wish, hope and remember good sense prevail so that different races could thrive in peace, harmony and orderly manner to continue/build our beloved country NegaraKu! Tks.❤🙏
Malaysia (at that time Malaya) officially became independent on 31 August 1957 The establishment of the Federation of Malaysia was on 16 September 1963. Malaysia Day is not an independence day Officially Malaysia still adopted 31 August 1957 as independence day.
This is because of using ringgit as currency, rules & laws already based on Malaya. So 31st August 1957 was independent day to get validate all of them.
@@kivarshan5011 actually it makes more sense that way, most countries around the world celebrate their independence day based on which territory declares its independence first, like when Newfoundland joined Canada in 1947, they only celebrate Canada Day as independence day. So does Zanzibar when they joined together with Tanganyika, today both of them only recognized Tanganyika's date of independence as official independence day.
Racism is a always a problem in Malaysia . The comment section and their reply were pathetic especially replied that made by those with privileged . As a bumiputra , I hope you guys understand how struggle for a non-bumi survive in this country . They born in Malaysia , but a group of races like to categories them as "Pendatang" , a big disappointment .
@wasimsedharis7296 because penang isn't biased to any of the races . Everyone is fair in there . Malay rely too much on their privilege , thats why they struggled when it comes to a place where no biase . That's why Penang became so popular and advancing rn , even building an MRT .
Exactly, change all the race-based policies to class-based policies and reward the hard-working poors. NEP is just a smoke screen to sakau most of the money while leaving small part of that benefit to bumiputera for their votes. This helps to close the wealth gap between races as well while leaving no excuses for those who have cable to sakau the money.
@@pronouncesgt4005 are you sure Penang isn't biased toward any of the races? A lot of my friends who are Malay and Indian have different salaries I mean lower salary compared to Chinese workers' salaries despite having lower education compared to my Malay and Indian friends. Who in here rely too much on privilege?
@@hammerfall6666 then go to your own race company la. Malaysia already gave Bumi tons of privilege, now expect a non privileged race company to give bumi more privilege, you know what he said is right, without any privilege, most of you cannot even survive,
We only believe by seeing our currency improve. All other economic prospects mentioned makes some politicians rich only. Look at Singapore, anyone working there is enjoying the strength from its currency.
Malaysia is also rich with subsidies like Petrol one of the cheapest in the world. Government Hospital fees only RM1.00 for outpatient and RM5.00 for specialist and the Medicine is free. Age 60 and above free of charge. Sarawak Government just spend RM15 million to buy and giving free Laptops to 13,000 University students in Sarawak. 2026 Sarawak students study at local Universities in Sarawak don't have to pay anything because all are sponsored by Sarawwk Government. Soon Sarawak is going to become the biggest Hub for renewal energy such as Hydrogen, Petrochemical, SAF, Solar Energy and other products beside Oil and Gas in Sarawak. Last year Sarawak GNI per capita is US$13,205 good for poor state like Sarawak....
Well good for you, Malaysian Ringgit has been improving recently, unironically due to the fact we were slipping in the past year or so. We slipped because we did not hike our Ringgit to the USD which is now why a majority of countries currency are dropping, cause their currency is too dependent on the performance of the USD and not seperate like our Ringgit. Another thing is Japan being an indirect cause of USD slipping majorly, which is why u see the Yen rising despite a deflation in gdp ongoing for Japan
Why would Indonesia be jealous? It has a trillion dollar gdp, where lousy malaysai 💩 has a pathetic 300 billion economy, even teeny tiny Singapore has a larger gdp of half a trillion! Vietnam also has surpass malaysia and so did thailand.
Looking forward to if all the projections actually will come true. For example when we look at the BRICS states which were projected to become the next emerging market superstars then you see that those predictions are just incredibly hard to make. Great video tho!
As a Malaysian, another big reason why Malaysia struggles so much is the government. They're so adamant on draconian traditions and religion in their politics.
You seem pretty into secularism, huh? But have you thought about what's happened to other countries that went that route? It hasn't always worked out so well for their national identity and values. Look at Malaysia, though. They held onto their traditions and religious stuff, and it helped them resist colonialism. The actual problem in Malaysia is poor political system that endorsed incompetency not the national value.
@@araohollow16 I don't exactly know any examples of religion helping out a country, so i won't say anything about that. the only thing i can say is that Malaysia is stagnated because so many of the discussions in parliament focused on are whether it preserves Muslim and Malay cultures and values rather than actually advancing the country. The only thing religion did for our colonialism was Malaysia (and by extension Singapore) not turning into a christian country which you could argue was better or worse (FYI the people were against turning Malaysia into a religious country, the government just never listened. Just like today where they continue to ignore what the Chinese and Indians say when it comes to politics), point is it really didn't do anything for us because resisting colonialism is not a religion thing, it's a "we do not want to be oppressed thing". also i agree that endorsing incompetency is definitely a big issue, but i also feel like said incompetency also includes them valuing religion way too much, like A LOT of vernacular schools here are very biased against the Chinese and Indian students lmao, i know because I've been to different schools in different states and faced the same treatment.
@@skyisthela I totally get where you're coming from as a Filipino born in Malaysia, especially being a citizen without bumiputera privileges. While religion might not seem like a big player in resisting colonialism, it's worth noting that even small things can add up. Sometimes, those little things can spark something much bigger and lead to real change. For instance, religion plays a significant role in Malay society by helping preserve cultural identity through the reflection of community traditions and values. It fosters support among individuals, creating a strong sense of unity focused on a common purpose while resisting foreign ideologies that might corrupt these values. This is something we both aware as a main tactic used by the British in previous centuries, which instilled feelings of inferiority complex within the colonized community and encouraged them to adopt different beliefs or system that solely benefits the British. I acknowledge that some Malay politicians today misuse religion to further their personal agendas, claiming to preserve Malay culture while neglecting more pressing issues. However, this represents just a small part of the overall Malaysian political landscape and rarely has any significant impacts on the welfare of other races. If that were true, non-bumiputera communities would dominate several key statistics related to poverty, homelessness, lack of education, and unemployment. Having lived and traveled across various countries on different continents, I can assure you that we are far from the most extreme cases of racial bias. In fact, our situation reflects a more nuanced and balanced approach compared to many other places such as the western countries which often depicted themselves as the pinnacle of human civilization. In conclusion, while religion may not serve as the foremost factor in resisting colonialism, it undeniably wields considerable influence in that context. Provided it does not incite racially motivated violence or infringe upon fundamental citizens' rights, it can foster conditions that are both viable and conducive to harmonious coexistence.
who said Malaysia racist country, please go to your favourite country, and live there. look how your favourite country manage multiracial people. is all race got same level as Malaysia. i dare u.
@@cheesiongchong1397You can't just remove the Bumi privilege as easily as you said, since it's enshrined in the federal constitution. It's not meant to be changed easily with a snap of a finger and it's there for a reason.
Insyallah, God willing one day malaysia will be able to beat the middle income trap if ringgit is around 4.40 per Usd and our gdp is between 6-7 % per annum by 2030 then you will see results. The government also needs to push for higher income for our workers and teach malaysians to be more economic literate..so the current government will be in power beyond 2027
It is difficult to do business here with Franchise Approve Permit (AP) and Bumiputera quota imposed on businesses. Never ending NEP policy that never benefit the intended bumiputera for years but the elites, giving them excuse to run it forever because the intended target group made to be still below par because the government are spoon feeding money to them. I wonder if they really want to get out from poverty when they are fed to the brim. There is a study that shows affirmitive economic action breeds incompetency. This is normally to boost the minority on fairplay opportunity. The funny thing is, this is done on the majority instead in Malaysia and we are heading to a double digit NEP. Malaysia is a good case study why we are still behind our neighbours. The elites that are benefitting from the NEP and are storing their wealth overseas leaving incompetent government servant governing the country. It is for the Majority of Malaysia to realise that they have been used, not the minority as we have been stereotyped since independence, and if they still stick to the quota system and NEP as an excuse, it will suck them into the blackhole of incompetency and lack of intelligence. This does not mean that there are no intellectual people among the majority, but they are lacking and no NEP will help shape mentality nor mould competency, just creating unconcerned attitude and delusional feeling of sovereignity.
@@yengchai We're too ingrained with NEP for tooooo long and any attempt to remove it, the instability would occur, and guess who will get the backlash of that? The Chinese. If instability happens in our country, there's no way our economy will grow let alone sustain it from collapsing.
@@hammerfall6666 NEP is something that would take years to remove, maybe a decade or two even, it would require the government to fully be on board to change it yet i dont think i can see any route to that situation atleast with the current candidates. My hope is for more Malays to be even more well-educated in not just the basic languages and subjects like math and science, but educated in different sectors specifically finance and tech which would help expose the problem of NEP, aka lowering the minimum bar a bumiputera can work yet still make money, causing incompetency.
@@alovant1878 There are a lot of Malays who are educated in finance and tech but they also will protect anything that is related to them in this case, NEP. It's like their identity, will protect it for whatever cost. The one who doesn't want to protect it? They will get accused as a liberal Malay and traitor.
Meanwhile I just graduated with a business degree with a monthly salary of Rm2000 (less than 500 usd). My advice for highschooler, just don't do it, don't do college/uni, it's a scam, now I have RM40k debt. Only apply for uni if you want to be professional (doctor, accountant, lawyer). But even doctor/nurse's salary are so low, not even worth the debt you are getting after graduated. If you just want normal office work or fnb, just go to work and gain experience, its more important imo.
I’m an economic major graduate from a public university and I’m earning close to 3k, starting salary after graduation was 2.8k. I guess it depends on which company you applied for and which major or region.
@VonEldrich well I was applying one company near one utama, they offered me rm2k, and my sister (also a fresh grad degree in business) get offered rm2.2k near sunway velocity 🙃
Still to early man to talk about my country like this, we just start the economic reforms and the result maybe in the next 2-5 years. IF NOTHING BAD HAPPEN ESPECIALLY THE STUPID POLITICIANS. MALAYSIA ALWAYS HAVE THE BEST PLAN ON PAPER BUT IT ALWAYS STAYS ON PAPER!!! ☝️🤓 that's why we stuck too long in middle income shit
Im shocked by the amount of negative comments about Malaysia here. Ive been there 4 times, I was all so satisfied. This is where actual forrests coexist with jungle forrests. I love the respect you guys have for nature and cultures. Ive never walked that much my entire life as when i was in Malaysia because its like reconnecting to the nature. And i was helped thousands of times by the honest and helpful locals. Their help was always beyond what i expected. Ive never seen anyone angry or slightly frown. So super nice people, nature, cultures, good prices, good foods, very few natural disasters, cheap fuel, and things like work culture that are close to the west as they can speak eng very well n are close to Singapore. So what else to expect?
There is a saying in ASEAN. "Party in Thai, work in Singapore & live in Malaysia". By the end of his term, Anwar plan would spearhead Malaysia economy toward a rich nation.
Ways that a country can become rich in a short span of time: 1.Have giant reserves of oil and gas or some other high value and high demand resource with a small population 2. Be a tax haven/financial services hub with a small population 3. Get lots of grants from USA and other rich countries (like Israel) 4. Colonization
Ahh..yup Mahathir always be the culprit..but have you seen Lim Guan Eng buy a house for RM2.8 million in 2016?? Owh..didn't care huh since you support this guy..ok..
@@pawehbsam5872 lol that's your best retort? You watch UA-cam a decade before me? Well. Since everyone can see how stupid watching 12 yrs of UA-cam gets you, I'll concede. 😂😂😂
@@adirazaidin5985 atok is lucky that oil was making malaysia "properous" at the time. but average salary for uni grads stagnated beginning 2000. atok's kids are BILLIONAIREs, there's where the malaysia "prosperity" at the time went
Geez, these roaches or perceptionist are just few avenue for the western influence propagation as wit PAS, BERSATU, ISMAIL SOBRI, NAJIB and many others. DEI BOY, STOP TALKING UR FATHERS TALES.
without great leaders,these ongoing success would not be achieved and Malaysia has proved that they're on the right track to become the next world superpower.....thank you to all these ministers and politician for all the hard work which is now bearing fruit
Singapore HAS ALWAYS SURPASSED Malaysia from the start. Malaysia was never richer than Singapore. Singapore was the favourite child of the British. The British developed it to become one of the richest ports and financial centre in the World. So during independence, Singapore was economically far ahead compared to mainland Malaysia. While Singapore was already hosting global financial institutions in 1960s, Malaysia was struggling to develop its economy. It was made worse for Malaysia due to the racial imbalance created by the British.
Malaysia was at his peak during the 90s. Many said it was Dr M success story but i beg to differ. During the 90s Dr M went on approving of many mega 'cronism/nepotism' projects which resulted billions in losses. During 90s Malaysia was seen as a robust country but how can it be, Malaysia was losing billions every month tru those cronies projects. If not for Anwar Ibrahim then the Finance Minister, who spent sleepless night, thinking of way to adjusting the losses. Big boss just went round digging holes and it was poor Anwar who is sweating all over ... refilling the holes. During the 90s. Malaysia had almost zero debt and when Dr M put Anwar to jail and sit as the Finance minister, the debt was seen piling up and up. The rest is self explanatory.
Yeah, also it was under Anwar that interest rate (OPR) was raised up to 12 percent and resulting many companies faced bankruptcies. Many workers were fired, and unemployment shot up to the roof. Anwar also wants to accept the IMF packages which will further destroy Malaysia's economy. As the sole country which did not accept IMF loan, Malaysia recovered relative quickly compared to its neighbors. Malaysian debt is always denominated in Ringgit and foreign currency debt is kept at minimum, no more 5% of the GDP. It's not the amount of debt you should be concerned, it's about the sustainability. Singapore debt to GDP ratio is 168% and Japan is 200%, but yet they are doing well. Our current account is always on surplus and foreign reserves are sufficient for at least 6-7 months of import. The general rule is foreign reserves should be minimum 3 months' worth of imports to be sustainable. Malaysia's' management of its macroeconomic sectors are prudent enough. Read IMF Article IV about Malaysia. There you can see our current economic status.
Malaysia has always been rich, since the Malacca Empire which attracts Portuguese, Dutch and British colonisers. Malaysia was once the largest exporter of rubber and tin. Now oil palm dan durian fruit has taken over. Now 40% of its export are Electrical and Electronic products. Soon it will be Rare Earth.
"becoming" not "has become". Malaysia as a winner of Chip War has been in news for months. Plus, Malaysia average median income is literally slightly below 'Developed income' level, it would take just 1-2 years to get there
@@usamahazman3196 A semiconductor that power up everything in your life. Car, fridge to weapons like drone, missile etc. China and USA both race for this tech for global dominance, while Malaysia benefit from the war with a lot of american and chinese tech companies setting up factories and firm there
Ye ke? Do you know that major debts also occurs in developed countries like the US, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and some? these countries have higher debt rate than us and yet these countries still rich than us. You think Malaysia have higher debt rates than these countries? You think Malaysia only country have major debts? lol mana otak kau? 🤣🤣🤣
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Great analysis🎉
Welcome to Malaysia, a wonderful country sandwiched between the 'too fun too free' Thailand and the 'too strict too controlled' Singapore. Dont read the comments of narrow minded people in this comment section, we are a nation of friendly people, alwayd willing to help foreigners, lovely combination of Malay, Indian, Iban, Singh, Kadazan, Baba Nyonya, and Chinese culture (and more but i cant name all, we have ethnic Thais and ethnic Philippino and many other races too in Malaysia). We have absolutrly zero natural disasters, great beaches, wonderful forest reserves, great street food, mega malls, low housing costs and great healthcare. Move here everyone! Welcome again to Malaysia, Truly Asia!
I love my country! Cintaimu Malaysiaku
in malaysia, gays get whipped and jailed, insulting the monarchy is a prison sentence, in the trains even signs show kissing is illegal, Police are allowed to raid ur hotel room without any permit to arrest if unmarried couples occupy the same room, child marriages constantly happen, no human rights country should never be allowed to get rich
just use Dayak instead of Iban. it comprises all the ethnic groups like Iban. it is a wonderful country to live in but don't deny the corruption happening in this country for the past few years which led to some underdevelopment to some states like Sarawak compared to Kuala Lumpur.
Gays are whipped n jailed in Malaysia, reach malaysia and u will be greeted in a train with a sign that says kissing in public is illegal, citicising the govt or king is a prison sentence, police can raid ur hotel room any time if they suspect unmarried couples are occupying it and so much more, but oh, child marriages? Perfectly fine!
Floods, flash floods: 😐
@@Emerald_the_Umbreonthat is normal happened everywhere in the world no matter in rich or poor countries...
Me watching this while eating instant noodle.
“My country is what now…?”
Noodle making giant 😅
Instant noodle is not cheap
it’s called jimat
I was literally eating Maggie cup too
im eating my maggie curry rn
two things that's slowing down progress in Malaysia; racism and politicians
Yes, stop requiring mandarin speakers for job applications.
Everything smooth from 1970 until 2000.. but start problem when kiasu & karen got power...
the problem is racist and religion bygort...
Y@@iamurmaktehyeah...shld stop dealing with China then
thankfully, Malaysia is still safe
As a Malaysian I'd like to say the title should be - Why Only Malaysian Politicians Is Finally Becoming Richer Than Ever.
Due to the minister direct nego award to the husband 😢
top 10 bilionere to apa? 😂 buat2 tak nampak
dont be jealous. let them rich.
@banned29lean-w5rsays who? Ur perception?
@banned29lean-w5rdude..you just created your account 6days ago..how would anyone believe what you said..duhh..
I'm right now in Kuala Lumpur as a digital nomad. My first time in Malaysia. I like this place! I see that the country is developing fast. Malaysia is very foreign friendly, they talk english and i feel like they are more extroverted and talkative than Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. Is easier to make local friends here as a foreigner in my point of view. Also the condos are amazing and for my budget i can have a better life here than Bangkok. Of course, if you are searching for "fun" (weed, girls, crazy party scene and drinking buddies) Thailand would be the better choice. Malaysia is a muslim country so don't expect it to be like the neighbours of the north. If you searching for a chill country where you can integrate and you are searching for something more "autentic", Malaysia can surprise you in a good way.
KL is sinking firsrt than Jakarta. Too dangerous to walk by with those sinkholes.
I am happy when you relate Malaysia with authenticity. I like authenticity at the same time we are still living with technology and science.
@@bertronix182 For your information, there are no safe country in this world. Infact Iceland also still got a crime and not fully safe.
I'm Malaysian Chinese and I still saw some comments of telling me to "Go back to China, we don't need you".
At least they're friendly to you.
Having lived in the UK for many years I'm now back in my birthplace Melaka. What joy it's been. I see the beauty of Malaysia every day, something I couldn't see before. Malaysia is a hidden gem. The best is yet to come. In the words of the great Rumi - "Why wander from room to room hunting for the diamond necklace that is already around your neck?"
Finally those who loved Malaysia are coming home to build the country.
I love tht word👍👍
Malaysia is rising for sure as the hub.
Malaysia's racist Bumiputera policy is still the stumbling block to growth in Malaysia.
@@varvoomdon't ruin the mood please.
Malaysia was the largest contributor to British coffers during colonial times. The Brits took lots of Malaysian resources, and after they left us dry at independence, them and EU impose strict environmental laws when we want to clear up our forests for agriculture (because they mined us dry in the first place).
Never trust the west. They want resources and to kill
No it's not Malaysia. It is India also known as British Raj, the Crown Jewel of British India that contributes the largest profit to the British Empire (by volume, not profit margin). Anyway I'm Malaysian too and it is important to tell you this earlier before Indians jump on you.😅
@@ghrbaa6727 true!!! Now they have the audacity to lecture us about human rights & environment protection...
@@zulfadhlizaini9443 India is the jewel on the British crown! not Malaysia, although the British also exploited us to the max.
'Largest contributor' is a stretch
This is why i hate videos talking about malaysia. The comment section is always so toxic and end up with rasicm. Why can't we just love each other and remember every race is important. Why do we always need to bring up racism and blame everyone for everything. Our politicians may be corrupted but we as society should unite.
just ignore them, most of them are indonesians who are jealous of our country's prosperity, they can't even accept that malaysia is ahead of them 🤣🤣🤣 especially in GDP per capita although our economy is behind them
upppp
Yes...Agree with you
Those who are already feeling the positive impact of this boom, have no time to look into the past let alone get themselves stuck on the current issue. Those who are negative, well, you know negativity is passed down generationally so I could only pity the children. They will grow up and wonder why the rest are doing better but not their family. Kids, look at your parents and ask them what they did with their lives with what they could (but didn't, and instead blaming others) and ask them what could they possibly give to you with all that negativity (except despair)
That's just West Malaysian mindsets. You can't do anything.
I can vouch for this, if you are working in the tech industry in Malaysia, you will realise lots of EU company has been moving their tech hub into malaysia, mass hiring is seen here.
Because cheap labour, experience employee and safer from china
Once the labour cost up they will shift out Malaysia.
@@mrlcs2812 recently US rise high tax on solar part might impact Malaysia
As malaysian, I am shocked. I never thought we are rich 😂
It's ok, lets just enjoy our roti and air kosong for now, maybe we'll be able to experience this "rich" soon 🥲
We are never rich just the country and politicians are getting richer
Cutting down subsidies n we r rich
I think what the video means is that comparative to other countries in our region, we are richer, and have a higher chance of succeeding.
Learn new structure of economy development.
British milked Malaya but now Malaysia is milking their ownself.
It's just who milk who.... The milking is still there, just different milkers
if you milk your ownself.. that isn't milking, duh. that's just being productive.
British milked Malaya, Malaysia milked their Borneo States, now China milked Malaysia..
@@Johnqasgt Tell that to Sabah and Sarawak after decades of extractive policies and actions by KL (peninsula Malaysia). The nation state narrative only works when every member of the federation is considered an equal partner.
No, we follow look east policy. Not to the British bastard form.
@@diogenes8338 and which state isn't an equal member? Because Malaysia has 14 states. The narrative S blokes like to make is as if the peninsula is its own state in Malaysia when that was never the case to begin with.
I am Malaysian and have travelled extensively for Business. This is indeed a special country.
thanks for sharing
that's the truth
@@izzatothman4532 Sashi is a fairly common name among Malaysians of Indian ethnicity.
In the 1990s, Malaysia had already built mega infrastructure projects at lightning speed such airports, Putrajaya, Cyberjaya and so on. At that time the pace and scale of the projects were compared to Hong Kong in the 70s. Hence, from now onwards the Government just need to focus on investment for the future generation, economic sustainability and good governance / best practices.
To the Malaysians commenting, politic issues and racism happens everywhere in the world, a lot are even worse than us.
I might be over-optimistic, but we should see this as a great opportunity for us to finally bloom as a country.
@@Zip-xc7tj we politicized religion to control the gullible. Playing racial sentiments to win votes. And corruption has yet to be dealt with. We should stop being complacent with "but we're not the only one" mentality. Mediocrity will not give us real results. Acknowledge our shortcomings as a citizen and learn from there. 💪
Exactly. Just accept the fact tht things takes time. We’re a relatively new country ffs.
At least our money is getting stronger look at country like Sri Lanka their money is already useless
For a very diverse country like us. Our racism issues is honestly quite tame compared to other nations. We mostly only loud on social media but when meeting face to face of different races, we become friendly and all. Idk if that's good or bad
Brain drain is the worst of all, they got racism but their racism does not lead to brain drain for over 40 years
It's likely that Malaysia 🇲🇾 will rebound it's economy and become the Asian Tiger 🐅 again..
Never get jealous yoh, it's facts!!!💪
Think too much hahaa
fyi. malaysia has never become asian tiger. that is just self claim. please check your facts. of course we want to be the greatest developing country but self claim is a shameful act
Alhmdulillah. .nikmat mana lagi yang ingin kamu dustakan.
tapi geng walabot, walaun kata nak selamatkan Malaysia. nk selamat kan dari siapa ye?
@@mohdismailabdaziz7274walabot ngan walan ni geng mana pulak.. 😂 Makin karut la rakyat Malaysia ni..
@@nazeemanuar2710 hello do u live in Malaysia? I want to come to malaysia for education. Can u help me about somethinga?
@@orucmemmedov9406 then go contact the person in charge..
@@orucmemmedov9406 google search perhaps..
" Why Malaysia Is Finally Becoming a Rich Country " - our country has been rich a long, long time ago mate from our natural resources. we just keep facing uncertain moron's in power that ruin the country.
Exactly. That is what I've seen. We need the honest leadership to lead the country. So the citizens will be wealthy.
@@lealemon4856 unfortunately it'll never happen
@@sultansofswing7 pray one day it will. Is enough the Colonial stolen our resources. And since the merdeka doesn't matter who the ministers they also stealing. Is time next Pru we Malaysian should wisely pick the leaders. Don't fall into the shit politician trap.
aku xpernah dengar lagi rakyat negara sndri kutuk negara sndri dekat org luar melainkan malaysia…dia mcm ni, bila org positive dekat kita balas lah vibe positive..jangan jadi bodoh sngt
banyak hater
Betul tu.
Sweden pun kutuk negara mereka sendiri
hang kena paham, depa tu sebenarnya ada problem dengan diri sendiri. so bila tak boleh setelkan masalah sendiri, depa salahkan orang lain. orang lain pun kena jugak racism bagai tapi depa bising ke atau cari jalan lain? paham2 je laa..... lagi satu, orang luar semua duk hargai malaysia tapi rakyat sendiri je yang duk kutuk. situ dah nampak dah mana problemnya = depa sendiri.
lawak ape bro org luar xpernah kutuk negara sendiri, malaysia ni netizen je yg xbertapis tpi influncer?content creator masih menjaga nama baik malaysia.... tu hah kat US & UK, kaw2 dorang kutuk negara sendiri siap ramai2 nak keluar pindah negara lain...kira elok la jgak kita ni kutuk sesama sendiri tapi masih sayang malaysia
i am malaysian and this is the first time im hearing of this hahahahah...it will all be ruined by greedy politician
Yup... Probably as usual 😅😅😅
It will if MNCs investing in the poor states due to corrupt practices internally plus limitation in infrastructure as well as resilient and trained worker.
Stop complaining..you bunch never stop complaining..
even school textbooks, also many not aware.. 🤣🤣🤣
No you are not malaysian, either jealous singaporean or indonesian 🤑
idk what the outcome from all of this, but i pray that Malaysia will be in a much better place.
Today ECRL 665 kilometers project from Klang Port in Selangor to east coast states of Pahang, Terengganu and Kelantan only take 4 hours to bring passengers and goods from East to West coast by train faster than canal suggested by Thailand. Once completed the ship can stop at Pahang port in east coast and Klang port in west coast and it will shorten the time. This will boost the economy in Malaysia...
Puncak alam akan ramai beli rumah sebab Ade stesen ECRL di situ.... Dahsyat Kuala selangor boost
Malaysia n thailand join brics.
Doesn’t make sense to load and unload and face that sort of land transport cost for such little savings in sailing time.
@@darryldeed today nothing is impossible with latest technology....usually shipping company used trailer to carry container surely using train much more better because it can carry more containers with a shorter time. Always think out of the box.....
@@darryldeed They are building MCKIP in Pahang as "Shenzen" extension hand. Make sense to unload goods via land transport
First thing lee kuan yew did in order to make singapore advance was...eleminate CORRUPTION FRM HIGHEST LEVEL.And I believe..if we emulate frm him..Malaysia will..again rise as fastest growth in economy within these regions.
Corruption in Singapore is just well managed. They are not that clean and fair as many assume.
@@perrycheong1058 well said. Perception is everything and a matter of degree in comparison.
Well said
Nahh, LKY would put you under ISA if you accused him or his cronies of stealing people's money
dont forget also create a strong ties with israel which help them alot
When they say Malaysia is finally becoming a rich country. they are correct in their assessment.
The government and all these politicians will become filthy rich (just as they are now) but we private sector folks will still be paid the same old shallow salary whilst the taxes and prices goes up.
As a Malay yes, DAP, PN, BN, Sultan all play big dramas, and us the peasant fall into it.
Exactly. Most graduates don't even make more than $10,000 per year.
I don't know where the "rich" definition came from.
@@thevegastan This is why 95% of emigration data are Chinese.. Altho we have different stereotype as Malaysian race, I have to respect Chinese for their decision, Malaysia is a lost cause where the peasant been tolled a lot. I'm migrating to Aust soon. HDI index is top 10.
Sarawak in East Malaysia is also a high income state in Malaysia with GNI per capita US$13,205 because Sarawak is the main producer of Oil and Gas in Malaysia. Today Sarawak is becoming a Renewal Energy hub in Malaysia with the production of Hydrogen, SAF, Petrochemical and Solar energy. Sarawak Premier also want Sarawak to become the main producer of Rice in Malaysia by 2030..Today big company in Europe and America is developing renewal energy like Hydrogen and SAF ( Sustainable Aviation Fuel ) to power aircraft and Industries to replace fossil fuel to reduce carbon for better future to solve environmental problems. If the world is shifting their technology using renewal energy Sarawak is going to become one of the biggest exporter of renewal energy in the world...
1 million hctre land in Australia owned by Sarawak Govt since 80 era.
Despite that Sarawak still requires semenanjung civil servants to fill positions in your cities snd towns and kampungs while at the same time shouting Sarawak for Sarawakians. I’m one of those civil servants who was sent to Sri Aman and encountered racism from Sarawakian superiors just because I came from Terengganu. Glad that I’m out of that place. Sarawakians often boast that they are not racists like Malayans, but in truth they are just as racist if not more especially to people from East Coast. My friend who served in Sarikei faced the same, even the family of the girl he was interested in insulted his family and his background (also from Terengganu). These all happened recently showing how closed minded Sarawakians are even today.
Edit: there’s a comment below that tells us Malayans to go back to semenanjung because Sarawakians don’t need us anyway. You really know nothing don’t you? The hospital I was working in Sri Aman up until November last year, 90% of the doctors including me were from semenanjung. The situation in Sarikei was the same. In Saratok all but one doctor was from semenanjung. Even in yor largest cities, up to 30-50% of the doctors in your biggest public hospitals are from semenanjung, if not more.
@@ghrbaa6727not surprised. East Malaysians are mainly still low educated. They're very complacent in life & easy to get manipulated by political rhetorics. Especially Christians.
@@ghrbaa6727yeah..same my friend situation 😢😢😢,now he works at Doha,
@@ghrbaa6727Sarawak for Sarawakian is for Sarawak people fighting for Sarawak right with MA63 agreement not to divide Sarawak and West Malaysia. When Malaysian Government was once ruled by Pakatan Harapan many projects in Sarawak was stop and cancel and this is not fair to Sarawak. Today most of the projects in Sarawak costing billion of ringgit is using Sarawak state fund not Federal Government. Don't come to the conclusion thinking negative with Sarawakian after all we are still Malaysian...
As a Malaysian, i can point out few points that will always make malaysia stand out amongst many countries in South East Asia.
1)so far the rank 2nd politically stability after Singapore in SEA.
2)not too free, not too strict.
3)no war
4)Yes there are corruption, but we are not wild wild west/east.
5)we do not legalize drugs or prostitution therefore we do not attract losers from certain countries with ill intention to take advantage of the poor in asia.
5)Malaysian appreciate stability and peaceful life, everyone make money and everyone happy
6)advance facility in SEA
7)yes we got traffic jam, but our traffic still can move😂
8)advance medical sector, therefore good for medical tourism
9)many beautiful mountains
10)we are multilingual nation, therefore u wont feel lost when in our country
11)all sorts of culture's foods in our country
12)many international schools in our country in case expats worry about their young children education
Not too hot, not too cold. Just Right! Goldilocks could attest. 😊
As Indonesian, I really envy the development of Malaysia. I hope Indonesia can learn from Malaysia because our country is so similar to Malaysia
I hope Malaysia will be more open about religion for example being able to convert and having family members with different religious background like indonesia, such a dream
Not so similar .English as a international business language still not so widely used.Besides e&e industry still long way to go. Indonesia is more a resource based country.
I am jealous indonesia have gold in olympics. have to wait until LA28 because have squash
But me as Malaysian are so jealous of Indonesia because even chinese there speak indonesia with each other not like our chinese here who obsessed bringing CCP ideology to our country.
@@noob-hc6kx that's not gonna happen in our country where everything has been intertwined with Islam for 60 years, that's included in our education where Muslim has the compulsory Islamic subject. We are heading toward becoming an Islamic state, which is inevitable sooner or later. If we resist it, the faster we going towards becoming an Islamic state.
lack of focus on R&D is probably the single most crucial factor in STEM sectors in Malaysia. Ever since independence, overreliance on mining, oil and gas and agricultural sectors has caused disproportionate allocation of monetary, human capital and education resources to these sectors. We did not have a robust governance framework over tech industry, lack of local tech player/pioneer and low margin high volume downstream sector. In education, electronics/ computers/ physical science were deemed less prestigious compare to law or medicine by the parent, causing most of the straight As students find tech sectors less appealing. Even those who were academically trained in pure sciences find in hard to find a job and resorted to migrate to to other countries
As the result, our tech sector is as mediocre as it is, without any spirit of innovation and a mere user rather than a entrepreneur of the industry. Insha'Allah in the recent years, thing have changed slowly but surely. Hopefully we can have a titan conglomerate akin to TSMC, samsung etc.
The dominant Malay government wanted brain drain to get rid of non malay voters. I noticed this since the 1980's after Mahathir took power. It was intentional , didn't happen by coincidence
Malaysia have our own TSMC and Samsung? Its not gonna happen, Msia is too expert at bomoh teknologi to let that happen. Need to open more religious class
@@Seramics Maybe coconut based TSMC and Samsung that's used to detect locations, it could happen tho
@@Seramics yes, lookup Silterra. Lost my money on that thing. Finally decide to dump my share and move on
Actually, Malaysia has been the most prosperous country in Southeast Asia since British colonial rule. During the time of British Malaya, Malaysia was the world's largest producer of tin and rubber.
The richest country in Southeast Asia in 1940s & 1950s was the Philippines. They even hosted the Asian Games back then, their capital city, Manila at that time are even better than our Kuala Lumpur. But everything changes by the 1960s. Our Ringgit in the 1970s was equal to Singapore Dollar back then.
@@keris76 Sorry, the word "prosperous" is more accurate to describe Malaya during British colonial rule.
Prosperous only to the Brits, not local 😂😂😂
@@MultiWorld2000 ketika penjajahan inggeris kali kedua baru boleh dipanggil makmur kerana kali pertama inggeris masuk kemalaysia mereka menjajah secara kejam dan sedikit aggresive selepas penjajahan jepun inggeris masuk kali kedua baru mereka memakmurkan tanah melayu dan memberi kemerdekaan selepas itu
British looted all of our natural resources 😢😢😢
One thing I've always glad that I've been born in Malaysia is the experience of actually living alongside with Multi-racial communities and ACTUALLY getting along instead of causing major racial crisis or petty racism(though it do still happen mostly on the Peninsular side), I've been able to befriend peoples of different ethnics/religious beliefs/culture differences etc. Alot of larger economies keep shouting about co-existing with each other meanwhile they just don't care about Malaysia's example of Racial Harmony actually being achieved albeit with some rough hardships at the start. I will always appreciate this one thing in Malaysia that we Malaysians should treasure whenever you go abroad to any other countries really.
Msia should have MYR 2trillion of reserves, more or less like Norway Wealth Fund, because Msia also started oil recovery & earned from it since 70s. But the culprits are greedy politicians & corrupt officers & businessmen etc
This is what Sarawak Government doing call Dana Kekayaan Berdaulat Sarawak just like Scandinavian countries with allocation deposit of RM8 billion from 2024-2030. The money is taken care by professional appointed by Government not by GLC...
we have 3trillion reserved. that why COVID didn't hit us harder like other countries.
Yeah..the Dap is especially corrupt to the core..and racist too
Hati2 bila barat selalu puji malaysia.
Hati2 juga bila mereka selalu kutuk malaysia.
Betul tu
Video ni dia dpt info drp UA-camr Indo kalau x silap sy
@@cmfad7427 apa2 pun kita kena alert. Malaysia ni memang sejak zaman dulu lagi jadi rebutan antara timur dan barat.
Terutama Selat Melaka yg merupakan selat ke 3 terpenting dan tersibuk didunia. Lebih 30% laluan perdagangan dunia melalui selat melaka.
@@amymin9210patut kita dah lama lagi kaya… dari korea dan japun..
@@MrHazim92tapi mundur kerana sikap orang Melayu
State of Selangor is the main driver of Malaysia economy 👏👏👏 Congrats to Selangor Government!!!!
Iyaa benarrr, pacarnya gue asal selangor
Cukai pintu pun akan naik 150% bermula 2025 menyamai KL juga semua pun harus ditempuh
@@razif92
Penang is the most important contributor now with its E&E and high-teck industries.
Kelantan Best.
@@Gemuk-man637 Kelantan kaki seludup diesel subsidi dan ron95 ke negara....Best kepala hotak engkau
Ssssh don't mention Malaysia name because there are people out there will get jealous especially about the topic your are telling 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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sakai ah statement mcmni
Diaorg x phm la bi
@@scre2228nadia gak bisa bahasa inggeris ke? ke ambo tokleh pehey, ambo pehey baso kelate jah..
konoha ke?
*Welcome to Malaysia truly Asia good food, people beautiful beach, skyscrapers & others, Msian likes to lepak Mamak drink Teh Tarik Jom joining Malaysian 🇲🇾💙🧡♥️💙🇲🇾*
_Because we play both side so we always come out at top_
Anyone else randomly discover Malaysia had the worlds tallest building other than the Burj khalifa
Its called merdeka 118 and just got finished last year
And did u know it only got that by building a 20-storey antenna? 😂
@@90taetaeya most do that tbf 😂
@@90taetaeyathat’s why u need some knowledge… pity of you.
it's weird, why not 117 or 108 which is 9 points total, don't most Asians believe in 9 as the lucky number
We dont like to boast. Malaysian are the most humble people on Earth. No nation is comparable to us in humility.
Amazing Malaysia…. Full of talented people
I like my country, Malaysia's pretty chill and we're generally easygoing. I don't think the investments will trickle down to the general public but hey it's a start.
❤❤ According to tfhe latest IMF report Malaysia's Purchasing Power Parity GDP (PPP GDP) which is a much more accurate measure and indicator of a country's economy than the simple nominal GDP, is USD $1.307 Trillion and this makes Malaysia the 30th richest country in the world. 😂
Our neighbour country will be ketar-ketir watching this.
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Hahaha...well said .
The country with the longest world record of river toilet in the World. I guest you know where it is......😂😂😂
Malaydesh udah mendonia
@@zanzillahsaruji9966 Banyak pintar. Aku Ciliwung sama lu
One of Najib Razak's visions in 2013 was for Malaysia to become a technology hub by 2020. This vision continued in the post-COVID era, particularly under Anwar Ibrahim's leadership. Congratulations to both leaders for realizing the goal of making Malaysia the Silicon Valley of Southeast Asia.
We, Malaysian are mostly very resilience. Rich in cultures, languages, resources, foods & co-existed different races. Hopefully, our government will do the needy to learn & correct for the past years wasted resources. Wish, hope and remember good sense prevail so that different races could thrive in peace, harmony and orderly manner to continue/build our beloved country NegaraKu! Tks.❤🙏
Malaysia (at that time Malaya) officially became independent on 31 August 1957
The establishment of the Federation of Malaysia was on 16 September 1963.
Malaysia Day is not an independence day
Officially Malaysia still adopted 31 August 1957 as independence day.
This is because of using ringgit as currency, rules & laws already based on Malaya. So 31st August 1957 was independent day to get validate all of them.
That's one of the reason why Borneos they get to celebrate two days of holiday 😂 they claim two Malaysia day mah
@@kaiser98berlin USA only have 13 states before they got 50 states, but they still celebrate together when 13 states gained independence from Britain
@@systemreactive4092so? That USA, not Malaysia, different system. Different history. No need follow them.
@@kivarshan5011 actually it makes more sense that way, most countries around the world celebrate their independence day based on which territory declares its independence first, like when Newfoundland joined Canada in 1947, they only celebrate Canada Day as independence day. So does Zanzibar when they joined together with Tanganyika, today both of them only recognized Tanganyika's date of independence as official independence day.
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Racism is a always a problem in Malaysia . The comment section and their reply were pathetic especially replied that made by those with privileged . As a bumiputra , I hope you guys understand how struggle for a non-bumi survive in this country . They born in Malaysia , but a group of races like to categories them as "Pendatang" , a big disappointment .
Melayu is struggle in penang, what kind of strugle you talking about?
@wasimsedharis7296 because penang isn't biased to any of the races . Everyone is fair in there . Malay rely too much on their privilege , thats why they struggled when it comes to a place where no biase . That's why Penang became so popular and advancing rn , even building an MRT .
Exactly, change all the race-based policies to class-based policies and reward the hard-working poors. NEP is just a smoke screen to sakau most of the money while leaving small part of that benefit to bumiputera for their votes. This helps to close the wealth gap between races as well while leaving no excuses for those who have cable to sakau the money.
@@pronouncesgt4005 are you sure Penang isn't biased toward any of the races? A lot of my
friends who are Malay and Indian have different salaries I mean lower
salary compared to Chinese workers' salaries despite having lower
education compared to my Malay and Indian friends. Who in here rely too
much on privilege?
@@hammerfall6666 then go to your own race company la. Malaysia already gave Bumi tons of privilege, now expect a non privileged race company to give bumi more privilege, you know what he said is right, without any privilege, most of you cannot even survive,
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We only believe by seeing our currency improve. All other economic prospects mentioned makes some politicians rich only. Look at Singapore, anyone working there is enjoying the strength from its currency.
Malaysia is also rich with subsidies like Petrol one of the cheapest in the world. Government Hospital fees only RM1.00 for outpatient and RM5.00 for specialist and the Medicine is free. Age 60 and above free of charge. Sarawak Government just spend RM15 million to buy and giving free Laptops to 13,000 University students in Sarawak. 2026 Sarawak students study at local Universities in Sarawak don't have to pay anything because all are sponsored by Sarawwk Government. Soon Sarawak is going to become the biggest Hub for renewal energy such as Hydrogen, Petrochemical, SAF, Solar Energy and other products beside Oil and Gas in Sarawak. Last year Sarawak GNI per capita is US$13,205 good for poor state like Sarawak....
Well good for you, Malaysian Ringgit has been improving recently, unironically due to the fact we were slipping in the past year or so. We slipped because we did not hike our Ringgit to the USD which is now why a majority of countries currency are dropping, cause their currency is too dependent on the performance of the USD and not seperate like our Ringgit. Another thing is Japan being an indirect cause of USD slipping majorly, which is why u see the Yen rising despite a deflation in gdp ongoing for Japan
Corruption is overrated here
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Why would Indonesia be jealous? It has a trillion dollar gdp, where lousy malaysai 💩 has a pathetic 300 billion economy, even teeny tiny Singapore has a larger gdp of half a trillion! Vietnam also has surpass malaysia and so did thailand.
🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫 DIAM..........jangan di seru
nanti kuar la video deri mr ri/koko ri
ada ja warga Indonesia yang support Malaysia kat sini. 2-3 telur yang tembelang tak semestinya satu bakul tu rosak.
@@amistradd5392 200-300 telur
*Sumatera olso can be RICH LOCATION but need to manage well 🇲🇾♥️💙🧡👍🇲🇾💪🇲🇾*
Sumatra is where many of the Sultans family originated from. Sumatra should join Malaysia.
Well the Javanese don't like that, Sumatera tended to sperated if they know this
Sumatra can be prosper if merdeka and get out from lndon.. sumatra now has been colonized by jawir from jawadesh island
free sumatera from jawanese occupation
@@wanrazul no, please no.. jangan di ajak2😅
Looking forward to if all the projections actually will come true. For example when we look at the BRICS states which were projected to become the next emerging market superstars then you see that those predictions are just incredibly hard to make. Great video tho!
do you think the BRICS are and will be a fail?
As a Malaysian, another big reason why Malaysia struggles so much is the government. They're so adamant on draconian traditions and religion in their politics.
You seem pretty into secularism, huh? But have you thought about what's happened to other countries that went that route? It hasn't always worked out so well for their national identity and values. Look at Malaysia, though. They held onto their traditions and religious stuff, and it helped them resist colonialism. The actual problem in Malaysia is poor political system that endorsed incompetency not the national value.
@@araohollow16 I don't exactly know any examples of religion helping out a country, so i won't say anything about that. the only thing i can say is that Malaysia is stagnated because so many of the discussions in parliament focused on are whether it preserves Muslim and Malay cultures and values rather than actually advancing the country. The only thing religion did for our colonialism was Malaysia (and by extension Singapore) not turning into a christian country which you could argue was better or worse (FYI the people were against turning Malaysia into a religious country, the government just never listened. Just like today where they continue to ignore what the Chinese and Indians say when it comes to politics), point is it really didn't do anything for us because resisting colonialism is not a religion thing, it's a "we do not want to be oppressed thing". also i agree that endorsing incompetency is definitely a big issue, but i also feel like said incompetency also includes them valuing religion way too much, like A LOT of vernacular schools here are very biased against the Chinese and Indian students lmao, i know because I've been to different schools in different states and faced the same treatment.
@@skyisthela We've achieved this far also with all of those that happened in the past and yet we at that time didn't become stagnant.
@@skyisthela I totally get where you're coming from as a Filipino born in Malaysia, especially being a citizen without bumiputera privileges. While religion might not seem like a big player in resisting colonialism, it's worth noting that even small things can add up. Sometimes, those little things can spark something much bigger and lead to real change. For instance, religion plays a significant role in Malay society by helping preserve cultural identity through the reflection of community traditions and values. It fosters support among individuals, creating a strong sense of unity focused on a common purpose while resisting foreign ideologies that might corrupt these values. This is something we both aware as a main tactic used by the British in previous centuries, which instilled feelings of inferiority complex within the colonized community and encouraged them to adopt different beliefs or system that solely benefits the British. I acknowledge that some Malay politicians today misuse religion to further their personal agendas, claiming to preserve Malay culture while neglecting more pressing issues. However, this represents just a small part of the overall Malaysian political landscape and rarely has any significant impacts on the welfare of other races. If that were true, non-bumiputera communities would dominate several key statistics related to poverty, homelessness, lack of education, and unemployment. Having lived and traveled across various countries on different continents, I can assure you that we are far from the most extreme cases of racial bias. In fact, our situation reflects a more nuanced and balanced approach compared to many other places such as the western countries which often depicted themselves as the pinnacle of human civilization. In conclusion, while religion may not serve as the foremost factor in resisting colonialism, it undeniably wields considerable influence in that context. Provided it does not incite racially motivated violence or infringe upon fundamental citizens' rights, it can foster conditions that are both viable and conducive to harmonious coexistence.
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Thanks bangladesh..hope your country posperous
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@@darknight-890 their cuntry is in downturn & political instability
Merdeka sebenar bukan 1945
‘Don’t count the chickens before they are hatched’
South East Asia's Athens is Malaysia lah, but we not rich, the politicians are, go figure 🙄
Lets enrich them further
Keep going with your channel!
who said Malaysia racist country, please go to your favourite country, and live there.
look how your favourite country manage multiracial people. is all race got same level as Malaysia.
i dare u.
Simple, try removing bumi privilege, and see the result unfold, i dare you.
@@cheesiongchong1397You can't just remove the Bumi privilege as easily as you said, since it's enshrined in the federal constitution. It's not meant to be changed easily with a snap of a finger and it's there for a reason.
@@looooool3145are you stupidos??
Insyallah, God willing one day malaysia will be able to beat the middle income trap if ringgit is around 4.40 per Usd and our gdp is between 6-7 % per annum by 2030 then you will see results. The government also needs to push for higher income for our workers and teach malaysians to be more economic literate..so the current government will be in power beyond 2027
It is difficult to do business here with Franchise Approve Permit (AP) and Bumiputera quota imposed on businesses.
Never ending NEP policy that never benefit the intended bumiputera for years but the elites, giving them excuse to run it forever because the intended target group made to be still below par because the government are spoon feeding money to them. I wonder if they really want to get out from poverty when they are fed to the brim.
There is a study that shows affirmitive economic action breeds incompetency. This is normally to boost the minority on fairplay opportunity. The funny thing is, this is done on the majority instead in Malaysia and we are heading to a double digit NEP. Malaysia is a good case study why we are still behind our neighbours.
The elites that are benefitting from the NEP and are storing their wealth overseas leaving incompetent government servant governing the country.
It is for the Majority of Malaysia to realise that they have been used, not the minority as we have been stereotyped since independence, and if they still stick to the quota system and NEP as an excuse, it will suck them into the blackhole of incompetency and lack of intelligence. This does not mean that there are no intellectual people among the majority, but they are lacking and no NEP will help shape mentality nor mould competency, just creating unconcerned attitude and delusional feeling of sovereignity.
NEP stands for National Economic Plan
@@yengchai We're too ingrained with NEP for tooooo long and any attempt to remove it, the instability would occur, and guess who will get the backlash of that? The Chinese.
If instability happens in our country, there's no way our economy will grow let alone sustain it from collapsing.
@@hammerfall6666 NEP is something that would take years to remove, maybe a decade or two even, it would require the government to fully be on board to change it yet i dont think i can see any route to that situation atleast with the current candidates. My hope is for more Malays to be even more well-educated in not just the basic languages and subjects like math and science, but educated in different sectors specifically finance and tech which would help expose the problem of NEP, aka lowering the minimum bar a bumiputera can work yet still make money, causing incompetency.
@@alovant1878 There are a lot of Malays who are educated in finance and tech but they also will protect anything that is related to them in this case, NEP. It's like their identity, will protect it for whatever cost. The one who doesn't want to protect it? They will get accused as a liberal Malay and traitor.
Congrats Malaysia, a lot of ASEAN countries are on the rise such as Vietnam and Thailand. This is a wake up call for Indonesia.
Im a singaporean watching this in malaysia
I'm a Malaysian watching this in Malaysia
we are ? our exchange rate just dropped from 1 USD=RM4.25 to 1 USD=RM4.75
now 1 USD is 4.43 ringgit. are you living under the cave or something
Today's rate rm4.37
Meanwhile I just graduated with a business degree with a monthly salary of Rm2000 (less than 500 usd). My advice for highschooler, just don't do it, don't do college/uni, it's a scam, now I have RM40k debt. Only apply for uni if you want to be professional (doctor, accountant, lawyer). But even doctor/nurse's salary are so low, not even worth the debt you are getting after graduated. If you just want normal office work or fnb, just go to work and gain experience, its more important imo.
I’m an economic major graduate from a public university and I’m earning close to 3k, starting salary after graduation was 2.8k. I guess it depends on which company you applied for and which major or region.
Just join banking industries 😂😅
@VonEldrich well I was applying one company near one utama, they offered me rm2k, and my sister (also a fresh grad degree in business) get offered rm2.2k near sunway velocity 🙃
@mir7684 lemme see see about this. Haih maybe it's my luck la. Fked up luck.
if your in Klang Valley, that's underpaid af. My salary was 4.5k as a fresh grad working in fund operations
Thanks to our beloved Prime Minister DSAI and Economic Minister.Rafizi Ramli for their effort.❤❤❤
Yeah.. bye2 TESLA...
king of formula 😂
@@thegamexxx9011 The formula seems to be working ;)
LoL what is this? The Ammonia concentration is strong here...
Say what?
Ya Allah. I only have one wish. Please fulfill the wishes of all insan all humanity in this world. Syukur alhamdulillah.
Still to early man to talk about my country like this, we just start the economic reforms and the result maybe in the next 2-5 years.
IF NOTHING BAD HAPPEN ESPECIALLY THE STUPID POLITICIANS. MALAYSIA ALWAYS HAVE THE BEST PLAN ON PAPER BUT IT ALWAYS STAYS ON PAPER!!!
☝️🤓 that's why we stuck too long in middle income shit
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Same as always. Your videos and research are awesome.
Thank you Madani... PMX the best 🔥
Semoga Malaysia terus maju dan makmur dibawah pemerintahan bijaksana PMX dan kerajaan Perpaduan Madani PHBN
Someone will be ketar ketir to hear about this news 😂😂😂
Im shocked by the amount of negative comments about Malaysia here. Ive been there 4 times, I was all so satisfied. This is where actual forrests coexist with jungle forrests. I love the respect you guys have for nature and cultures. Ive never walked that much my entire life as when i was in Malaysia because its like reconnecting to the nature. And i was helped thousands of times by the honest and helpful locals. Their help was always beyond what i expected. Ive never seen anyone angry or slightly frown. So super nice people, nature, cultures, good prices, good foods, very few natural disasters, cheap fuel, and things like work culture that are close to the west as they can speak eng very well n are close to Singapore. So what else to expect?
31st. August 2024.. Happy 67th Malaysia Independence Day/ Selamat Hari Merdeka Malaysia..✌️😊✌️🇲🇾
Malaysia's national debt to GDP ratio is 65.5% and national debt is up to RM1.5 Billion. How is it going to be a rich country?
I bet you haven't seen USA's and Japan's debt lol, literally over 100%... though still economically powerful
USA national debt is USD 35 trilllion (RM 154 trillion), more than their GDP, yet they never die yet. How come leh?
@@brandenburg2388 Soon US will fall cuz BRICS is coming! US Dollar hegemony ends soon!
singapore debt 162.14% from their gdp ratio.
You need to borrow to invest. The investment brings jobs, growth and wealth. You collect taxes from the wealth to pay the debt. Got it?
Nahhh....the one whom gonna be reach, are the politicians
you are a reference to my future channel 👍I'm about to start
Great to hear.
Prosper Malaysia!
There is a saying in ASEAN. "Party in Thai, work in Singapore & live in Malaysia". By the end of his term, Anwar plan would spearhead Malaysia economy toward a rich nation.
U forget islamic finance that's make everything cheap for long term
Ways that a country can become rich in a short span of time:
1.Have giant reserves of oil and gas or some other high value and high demand resource with a small population
2. Be a tax haven/financial services hub with a small population
3. Get lots of grants from USA and other rich countries (like Israel)
4. Colonization
Or focus on innovation like Taiwan or South Korea
@@Hasanaljadid Yes
@@Hasanaljadid you do aware that both of these countries are heavily involved with USA and has huge economic investment and interest by USA.
We used to be richer... until our wealth was syphoned away.... Now, we have to start all over again....
When was that?
@@muzammilm.nurdin3349 80s to late 90s
We were more prosperous during DSN's premiership
Kecelikan Keewangan Madani.. Tahniah Malaysia..✌️😊✌️🇲🇾
KL is the South East Asia New York - You can live like a king on average Western money
Malaysia rich? Mana ada! Unless your calling Mahathir & clan as the whole entirety of Malaysia, then you're quite right. 😂
Ahh..yup Mahathir always be the culprit..but have you seen Lim Guan Eng buy a house for RM2.8 million in 2016?? Owh..didn't care huh since you support this guy..ok..
@@pawehbsam5872 pretty sure the Lims are more or less one foot in his clan since 2018. 😂 Serkap jarang ni jarang kena. Try again troll.
@@wantrevize said someone who created his account 1 year ago..hahaha..Try again troll.. 🤣
@@pawehbsam5872 lol that's your best retort? You watch UA-cam a decade before me? Well. Since everyone can see how stupid watching 12 yrs of UA-cam gets you, I'll concede. 😂😂😂
@@wantrevize which mean you either a kids that who living under your mom basement..or fake account?? haha.. 🤣
How much did the Malaysian government pay for this video 😂
Berhentilah sakit hati dan belajarlah menerima kenyataan😂😂
Org Singapore tu mungkin😂@@muhammadalif3088
@@muhammadalif3088Itulah 😂
If ALL the stolen monies from the Mahathir till the Mahaidin era is returned, Malaysia can be a force to reckon with. Somebody do calculation.
Tun Mahathir's time was the most prosperous era of Malaysia. Tun Mahathir is the the best PM of all time for Malaysia.
@@adirazaidin5985 atok is lucky that oil was making malaysia "properous" at the time. but average salary for uni grads stagnated beginning 2000. atok's kids are BILLIONAIREs, there's where the malaysia "prosperity" at the time went
Geez, these roaches or perceptionist are just few avenue for the western influence propagation as wit PAS, BERSATU, ISMAIL SOBRI, NAJIB and many others.
DEI BOY, STOP TALKING UR FATHERS TALES.
@@adirazaidin5985 Tun M paling best curi duit rakyat
@moiramaine8986 cry cry cry.. no evidence, Mahathir is still up there after 2yrs of investigation.. took 1yr for Muhyidin to execute Bosskur...
without great leaders,these ongoing success would not be achieved and Malaysia has proved that they're on the right track to become the next world superpower.....thank you to all these ministers and politician for all the hard work which is now bearing fruit
Singapore HAS ALWAYS SURPASSED Malaysia from the start. Malaysia was never richer than Singapore.
Singapore was the favourite child of the British. The British developed it to become one of the richest ports and financial centre in the World. So during independence, Singapore was economically far ahead compared to mainland Malaysia.
While Singapore was already hosting global financial institutions in 1960s, Malaysia was struggling to develop its economy. It was made worse for Malaysia due to the racial imbalance created by the British.
hidup Anwar Ibrahim 🎉
Malaysia was at his peak during the 90s. Many said it was Dr M success story but i beg to differ. During the 90s Dr M went on approving of many mega 'cronism/nepotism' projects which resulted billions in losses. During 90s Malaysia was seen as a robust country but how can it be, Malaysia was losing billions every month tru those cronies projects. If not for Anwar Ibrahim then the Finance Minister, who spent sleepless night, thinking of way to adjusting the losses. Big boss just went round digging holes and it was poor Anwar who is sweating all over ... refilling the holes.
During the 90s. Malaysia had almost zero debt and when Dr M put Anwar to jail and sit as the Finance minister, the debt was seen piling up and up. The rest is self explanatory.
Yeah, also it was under Anwar that interest rate (OPR) was raised up to 12 percent and resulting many companies faced bankruptcies. Many workers were fired, and unemployment shot up to the roof. Anwar also wants to accept the IMF packages which will further destroy Malaysia's economy. As the sole country which did not accept IMF loan, Malaysia recovered relative quickly compared to its neighbors. Malaysian debt is always denominated in Ringgit and foreign currency debt is kept at minimum, no more 5% of the GDP. It's not the amount of debt you should be concerned, it's about the sustainability. Singapore debt to GDP ratio is 168% and Japan is 200%, but yet they are doing well. Our current account is always on surplus and foreign reserves are sufficient for at least 6-7 months of import. The general rule is foreign reserves should be minimum 3 months' worth of imports to be sustainable. Malaysia's' management of its macroeconomic sectors are prudent enough. Read IMF Article IV about Malaysia. There you can see our current economic status.
Malaysia has always been rich, since the Malacca Empire which attracts Portuguese, Dutch and British colonisers. Malaysia was once the largest exporter of rubber and tin. Now oil palm dan durian fruit has taken over. Now 40% of its export are Electrical and Electronic products. Soon it will be Rare Earth.
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Divide by Race, United by Racist.
Malaysia will be the richest country in asean and the world under anwar
Lol.. what a joke.. Malaysia ain't rich ...
He give it with data analytics..so you cannot reject only with talking..😢
wait, since when? Or rich of debt?
"becoming" not "has become". Malaysia as a winner of Chip War has been in news for months. Plus, Malaysia average median income is literally slightly below 'Developed income' level, it would take just 1-2 years to get there
@sovietroll7880 what is chip war?
@@usamahazman3196 A semiconductor that power up everything in your life. Car, fridge to weapons like drone, missile etc. China and USA both race for this tech for global dominance, while Malaysia benefit from the war with a lot of american and chinese tech companies setting up factories and firm there
Just finish work , eating IndoMie(InstantNoodle) then seeing this . . .
Barely surviving financially in KL , what kind of bovine dunk is this . ! ? !
U suffer cos u noodle also eat wrong. U Msian but eat IndoMie, u would do better in life if eat Ibumie, made in Msia.
Yes
Rich country doesn't mean u are rich..there are many homeless in USA..😂
@@zulimanismail1966True tho
I’m proud to be a Malaysian ❤
Rich my ass..we have major debts
Every country have a major debt .lol😂
Ye ke? Do you know that major debts also occurs in developed countries like the US, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and some? these countries have higher debt rate than us and yet these countries still rich than us. You think Malaysia have higher debt rates than these countries? You think Malaysia only country have major debts? lol mana otak kau? 🤣🤣🤣