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• Introduction• 1Malaysia• Government Transformation Programme (GTP)

• Economic Transformation Programme (ETP)

• Trade Performance• Trade & Investment Opportunities• Malaysia and Asean

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TOWARDS THE REALISATION OF VISION TOWARDS THE REALISATION OF VISION 20202020

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13A total of 131 EPP initiatives had been identified under the NKEAs

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TOTAL TRADE

EXPORT

IMPORT

TRADE BALANCE

Compiled by : MATRADE Source : DOSM

1.1%7.4%

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-26.9%

Asia 71.3% Share

Africa2.6% Share

Latin America1.8% Share

EU10.4 % share

Eastern Europe

1.3 % Share

Oceania & Australasia4.4% Share

North America8.7% Share

Compiled by : MATRADE

TOTAL TRADE

IMPORTS (DEBIT)

EXPORTS (CREDIT)

TRADE BALANCE

USD billion

Compiled by : MATRADESource : DOSM

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Year

ExportValue(USD

Million)

ExportGrowth

Rate(%)

 ImportValue (USD

Million)

ImportGrowth

Rate(%)

Total Trade Value (USD

Million)

Total Trade

Growth Rate (%)

Trade Balance

Value(USD

Million)

2008 234.35 19.2 31.89 33.4 266.24 20.8 202.46

2009 202.27 -13.7 40.8 28 243.08 -8.7 161.47

2010 276.4 36.6 37.46 -8.2 313.86 29.1 238.93

2011 357.48 29.3 23.92 -36.2 381.39 21.5 333.56

2012 Jan - Oct 302.25 1.5 63.13 234 365.37 15.3 239.12

Source: MATRADE / DOS

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NO TOP 20 PRODUCTS EXPORTED TO PERU2011

VALUE(USD Mil)

SHARE (%)

1 Telecomm. & Sound Recording Equipment, etc 118.96 33.32 Articles of Apparel & Clothing Acc. 37.72 10.63 Electrical Machines App.,Parts,nes 31.01 8.74 Fixed Vegetable Fats & Oils 29.46 8.25 Furniture & Parts; Bedding, etc. 16.38 4.66 Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices 15.98 4.57 Rubber Manufactures 14.49 4.18 Footwear 13.52 3.89 Misc. Edible Products & Preparation 11.66 3.3

10 Animal, Vegetable Fats, Oils Processed, Origin, Inedible Mixt. 10.72 3.011 Crude Rubber (Incl. Synthetic & Reclaimed) 8.46 2.412 Misc. Manufactured Goods 7.01 2.013 Office Machines & Automated Data Processing Machines 6.2 1.714 Plastics In Primary Form 4.66 1.315 Essential Oils & Perfume, Polishing, Cleansing Mat. 4.62 1.316 Textile Yarn, Fabric, made-up Art.Nes & Related Prod. 4.27 1.217 Plastic,non-primary Form 3.21 0.918 Special Industrial Machinery 3.16 0.919 General Industrial Machines & Equipment 2.32 0.620 Metals Manufactures 2.31 0.6

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NO TOP 20 PRODUCTS IMPORTED FROM PERU2011

VALUE(USD Mil)

SHARE (%)

1 Crude Fertilizer & Crude Mineral 7.37 30.82 Dyeing, Tanning & Colouring Materials 4.84 20.23 Inorganic Chemicals 2.51 10.54 Articales Of Apparel & Clothing Acc. 2.07 8.75 Animal Oils & Fats 1.64 6.86 Vegetables & Fruit 1.34 5.67 Telecomm. & Sound Recording Equipt, Etc 1.13 4.78 Fish, Crustaceans, Mollusc & Aquatic Invertebraes 0.67 2.89 Crude Animal, Vegetable Materials 0.33 1.4

10 Electrical Machines Appliances and Parts 0.32 1.411 Chemical Materials & Products 0.31 1.312 Special Transaction Not Classfied According to Kind 0.31 1.313 General Industrial Machines & Equipment 0.27 1.114 Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Product 0.26 1.115 Cork and Wood 0.21 0.916 Special Industrial Machinery 0.10 0.417 Sugar, Sugar Preparation, Honey 0.09 0.418 Metals Manufactures 0.07 0.319 Cereals, Cereal Preparation 0.02 0.120 Fixed Vegetable Fats & Oils 0.02 0.1

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Electrical and Electronics

Semiconductors, Smartphones, PDAsAudio Visual Products & Photovoltaic Fabricated Wafers, Solar Panels

Medical Devices

Coronary Catheters, Clean Room Medical Gloves, In-vitro Diagnostic Devices, Cardiovascular Devices, Orthopedic Devices, Homecare and Self-care Products, High-end Diagnostic Devices, Medical Imaging EquipmentHigh-end Hospital and Laboratory Equipment

Textiles and Apparel

High Quality Fabrics (Fire Retardant, Antibacterial, Wrinkle-free, UV Protection), High-end Apparel (Quick-dry, Silky Touch)Bridal Gowns, Blazers, Ethnic Textiles (Batik, Songket, Pua)

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Machinery & Equipment

Metalworking Machine ToolsMaterials Handling Equipment, Specialized Machinery, Packaging Machinery, Fuel Cell Power Generators

Metals & Metal Products

Stainless Steel Plates, Cold-rolled CoilsWire Products, Welding Wires, Galvanized Iron and Sheets

Transport Equipment

PMVS, Specialty Vehicles, Engines, Transmissions Automotive Electronic ComponentsCoastal Vessels of 20,000 Dead Weight Tons and BelowAircraft Parts and Components

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Petrochemicals Alpha-olefins, Fatty Alcohols, Vinyl Acetate,Ethylene Dichloride, Nylons, Polyurethanes

Pharmaceuticals Products Derived From Biopharmaceutical Activities, Niche Pharmaceutical Products, Sterile Products, Oncology Products

Wood-Based Products

Specialty & High Value-added Products, Own Design And Brand Furniture

Rubber-Based Products

Rubber Engineering Products, Seismic Bearings, Automotive Rubber-metal Components, High Pressure Hoses, Dock Fenders, Catheters And Specialty Gloves

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Oil Palm-Based Products

Oleochemical Derivatives And Preparations, Bio-fuel And RenewableEnergy, Nutritional Foods And Ingredients, Biotechnology-based Products, Biomass Products

Food ProcessingProducts

Convenience Foods, Functional Foods, Food Ingredients, Halal Foods

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Business and Professional

ServicesPrinting & Publishing

Logistics Education and Training

ICT Healthcare

Construction Tourism

Oil and Gas

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MATRADE Portal – www.matrade.gov.my

IRDA : ISKANDAR MALAYSIA

NCER : NORTHERN CORRIDOR ECONOMIC REGION

SCORE: SARAWAK CORRIDOR OF RENEWABLE ENERGY

ECER : EAST COAST ECONOMIC REGION

Focus on:• Resource Based Industry• Energy• Tourism

Focus on:• Agro-based Industry• Tourism• Logistics• Manufacturing

Focus on:• Tourism• Oil & Gas• Manufacturing• Agriculture• Education

Focus on:• Modern Agriculture• Manufacturing & Design• Tourism• Logistics• Education & Health

To be a hub for the services sector:• Creative Industry• Education• Healthcare

• Financial Services• Tourism and Logistic Industry• Electrical & Electronics Services

SDC : SABAH DEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR

• Political & Economic Stability• Strong Forex Reserves (US$100 b)• Pro-business Government• Liberal Investment Policies• Transparent Policies• Policy of Welcome • Well Developed Infrastructure• Harmonious Industrial Relations• Trainable & Educated Labour Force • Quality of Life• Good Track Record

Why Malaysia ?Why Malaysia ?

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MIDA Portal – www.mida.gov.my

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The ASEAN region is now being viewed as a single market production base – attractive investment destination – 600 million population, US$1.8 trillion combined GDP, US$2.1 trillion global trade, 7.4% GDP growth (2010)

- 2010: Intra-ASEAN trade was US$ 519 billion (25.4% of total global ASEAN trade)

- Outside of ASEAN, its top trading partners are China, EU, Japan, Korea and the USA.

ASEAN

Potential market of 2.7 billionTariff reduction and elimination mostly by 2016

REGIONAL / BILATERAL FTAS

China ChileKoreaJapan India Australia New Zealand

Strategic location: Malaysia is a gateway to other markets with preferential access through Free Trade Agreements (FTAs)

Potential market of 1.08 billion

ON-GOING FTA NEGOTIATIONS

TPP EU Turkey

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Embajada de Malasia enLima, PeruE : T : +F : +

MATRADE Santiago(covering Peru)Oficina Comercial de MalasiaEmbajada de Malasia en SantiagoAvda Tajamar, Oficina 302Las Condes, Santiago, ChileW : www.matrade.gov.myE : santiago@matrade.gov.myT : +56-22-234 2647F : +56-22-234 2652Trade Commissioner:Ms Ezzwanee Ahmad

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