AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTransboundary Haze: Malaysia will keep pressing Indonesia through diplomacy and ASEAN, while remaining ready to help fight fires. The government says legal action is a last resort; schools must close when the air pollution index reaches 200, and outdoor lessons stop above 100. Constitutional Reform: The Conference of Rulers discussed proposed amendments to limit the prime minister’s tenure and separate the attorney-general and public prosecutor roles. Economy & Investment: Selangor is courting regional investors, while the government says data-centre operators will have to fund transmission upgrades needed for their power demand. Malaysia’s ICT and e-commerce economy contributed RM476.8 billion, or 23.5% of GDP, in 2025. Population: Live births fell 4.5% last year to 396,175, and fertility dropped to 1.5 children per woman; deaths rose 0.4% to 199,807. Formula One: The government is weighing the costs and returns of a permanent F1 comeback at Sepang, after the recent Bahrain GP in Malaysia was projected to generate RM950 million.
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