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Reducing Unnecessary Regulatory Burdens on Business: Processed Food Products (December 2016)
AAAF HL • September 16, 2019
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The online meeting discusses the NIMP Mission 1.2.2, focusing on integrating the value chain with proposing Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in vehicles, particularly within the Electrical and Electronics (E&E) industry. The discussion strategically addressed pain points within the current ecosystem and identified areas for enhancement locally. A key emphasis was placed on leveraging local expertise and capabilities to produce both software and hardware components capable of handling embedded software compatible with the sophisticated requirements of ADAS systems. Discussion continued with identifying collaboration between various stakeholders, including automotive manufacturers, technology companies, and government agencies, to develop a robust local ecosystem for ADAS technology. By nurturing partnerships with local companies, the aim is to build the necessary infrastructure and expertise to support the production of ADAS components domestically, thereby reducing dependency on imports and promoting economic growth in the E&E sector. Moving forward, further discussions and action plans will be formulated to drive the implementation of the proposed strategies, ensuring alignment with the objectives outlined in the National Automotive Policy and New Industrial Master Plan. #DrivingProductivityoftheNation #MPC
This meeting focused on fostering collaboration between MPC and TUSAS Malaysia in aerospace and supply chain domains, following interest from MAIA and TUSAS event in Penang. Discussions centered on gaining insights into TUSAS Malaysia's operations, particularly in aerospace supplier development and engineering processes. Fruitful discussions identified shared interests and potential collaboration avenues, including joint research projects. Action items will be assigned for further feasibility studies, with plans for follow-up meetings to finalize collaboration plans and initiate concrete actions towards mutual advancement in aerospace and electrical & electronic sectors under NIMP 1.2.2: Integrating Value Chain to Enhance Economic Complexity. #DrivingProductivityoftheNation
The productivity session held in Putrajaya, chaired by Dato' Ir. Abdul Rashid Musa, Automotive Productivity Nexus Champion offered valuable insights into the automotive industry's landscape in Malaysia and its comparison with global counterparts. Dato' Abdul Rashid shared the industry's historical evolution and current state, providing contexts for all. The session delved into Total Industry Volume (TIV) data and comparison with sectors like aerospace, offering perspectives on productivity based on employment metrics. Additionally, discussions touched upon End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) policies, emphasizing their role in reducing average mileage per year and the potential for governmental incentives aligned with these policies. Furthermore, Dato' Abdul Rashid elucidated on catalysts and industry drivers crucial for fostering the automotive sector's growth, underscoring sustainability initiatives spanning from raw material sourcing to ELV management. The session provided a comprehensive overview, enriching all with nuanced understandings of productivity dynamics within the automotive industry. #DrivingProductivityoftheNation #MPC