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Stakeholders advocate for better access to financing and targeted policies to overcome the talent gap. As Malaysia prepares for a new government after the upcoming November 19th elections, many emphasize the necessity of resetting policies and mindsets. A more people- and business-friendly approach is seen as crucial for fostering economic growth and investor confidence.
Economic analysts agree that politics should take a backseat to reform efforts that stabilize and stimulate the economy. The overarching priority is to create a conducive environment for sustainable growth, addressing issues like cost of living, public service quality, and human capital development.