M’sia eyes bigger role in global aviation supply chain
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia, with a credible and meaningful presence in aviation material and aircraft parts and components manufacturing, hopes to play a more important part in the global supply chain.

Deputy Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Liew Chin Tong said the aerospace sector plays an important role in advancing the four key missions outlined in the New Industrial Master Plan 2030 (NIMP 2030).

“With NIMP 2030 in place, it could transform Malaysia into a global hub for aerospace manufacturing and services,” he said in his keynote address at the opening ceremony of the Malaysia-China Aviation Forum 2024.

Based on the Malaysian Aerospace Industry Blueprint 2030, Malaysia aims to be the main aerospace nation in South-East Asia as well as an integral part of the global market by 2030, with an expected annual revenue of RM55.2bil and over 32,000 high-income jobs created.

The blueprint encompasses five key subsectors in the aerospace industry, which include maintenance, repair and operations, aero manufacturing, system integration, engineering and design services and education and training.

The forum underscores a collaboration that brings together Chinese expertise and Malaysia’s aspiration to be a part of the global supply chain. — Bernama
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia, with a credible and meaningful presence in aviation material and aircraft parts and components manufacturing, hopes to play a more important part in the global supply chain.