2. ETP Progress Update
……after 1 year of implementation
ETP launched by YAB PM on 25th October 2010
Progress is encouraging against key targets
(Investments, GNI, Jobs)
Malaysia’s Global Ranking in Various
Indicators Have Improved

3. To Become A High Income Nation,
We Need:
Focus & Competitiveness
We need “Drivers” to We need “Enablers”
ensure focus to ensure
competitiveness
NKEAs SRIs

4. Overview Of ETP
• USD15,000 (RM48,000)
Gross National
Income (GNI) per Capita GNI
• USD523 Billion (RM1.7
Trillion) GNI
• 6% GDP Growth per
Annum
Transformational • 3.3 Million
Jobs
Focus Actions Additional
• 12 NKEAS Jobs
• 131 EPPs
• 60 BOs
Competitiveness
• USD444 Billion (RM1.4 Trillion)
• 51 Policy Measures
Investment
• 6 SRIs & Natural Homes Investment
• 92% Private, 8% Public Investment
• 73% Domestic, 27% Foreign Direct
Investment

5. Updates by the Prime Minister
25 Oct 2010
25 Oct 2010 25 Oct 2010
19 Apr 2011 RM 171 billion
9 projects 12 projects Committed Investment
25 Oct 2010
30 Nov 2010 25 Jun 2011
13 Oct 2010 RM 229 billion
9 projects 15 projects Potential GNI
25 Jan 2011
11 Oct 2010 5 Jul 2011
70 EPPs
19 projects 6 Strategic Reform
Initiatives Off The Ground
25 Oct2011
8 Mac 2010 25Sep 2011
8 Oct 2010
23 projects 10 projects 372,361
Jobs Created in 2020

6. From 131 EPPs, 97 projects under
70 EPPs are off the ground
60
50
50
40
30
Operational
Commenced
20
52% Work –in-Progress
10
30
17
31%
17%
Projects Announced Operational Or Commenced
(83% of 97 projects)

7. Achievements To-Date
97 Initiatives
Total Investment Investment in 2011
To be Realised
2012 and beyond
36%
91% Committed For 2011
~RM5billion
~RM156 billion 9%
~RM 15 bilion
Realised
64%
~RM10 billion
* Numbers are approximate as of 15th October 2011 as they are collated from various private sector companies.

8. NKEAs tracking to 2020 Targets
Target = Target = Target =
RM1.7 T RM1.4 T RM3.3 M
(by 2020) (by 2020) (by 2020)
100%
13%
12% 11%
RM228 B
RM171 B 372,361
GNI Investment Job
Forecast Commitment Forecast
Source: PEMANDU Analysis (Oct 2010 - June 2011)

9. 1st half performance against 2011 targets
Target = Target = Target =
RM494 billion RM83 billion 684,000 jobs
100%
RM51.2 bil
RM288 bil (62%) 344,000 jobs*
(58%) (50%)
Private
GNI Jobs
Investment
Source: Department of Statistics
H1 GDP Growth: 4.4%
*To be verified

10. Private Investments in H1 2011
Grew by 23.4%
RM51.2 billion
H1 2011
RM41.5 billion
H1 2010

11. Increasing Private Sector Investments
RM83 billion
target
• RM41.2 billion base
load investments
realised
• RM10 billion EPP
61.69%
realised. RM5 billion to
be realised
Source: Department of Statistics

12. Strategic Reform
Initiatives (SRI)
1 2 3
Int’l Standards Public Public Service
& Liberalisation Finance Delivery
9 policies 5 policies 7 policies
4 5 6 Narrowing
Human Capital Government‘s
Disparities /
Development Role in Business
Bumi SMEs
9 policies 5 policies 2 policies

13. Competition & Liberalisation
Competition Act 2010
• Passed - to be implemented in January
2012
• Prohibits anti-competitive agreements
• Malaysia Competition Commission set up
17 Services Sub-Sectors To Be
Liberalised
• Up to 100% foreign equity participation will be
allowed in phases in 2012
• Private hospital services; medical & dental specialist
services;
• Architectural, engineering, accounting and taxation,
& legal services
• Courier & telecommunications services
• Education and training services

14. Expenditure Control To Improve Public Finance
Enhance & widen scope of E-Bidding
• Reduce existing threshold value from RM200k to RM50k for
Transparent the procurement of good & services
Procurement • Est. additional savings RM20 million in 2011.
‘Step-down’ (From Full to Partial) Exemption for
Shipping Income
Rationalisation • Income tax exemption for shipping companies reduced
of Corporate to 70% from 100% of statutory income in 2012 Budget
Tax Incentives • Est. additional revenue : RM127.8 million in
2012
Value Management (VM) for OE Procurements
Expenditure • Est. savings RM296 million of original project
Control costs in 2012

15. Public Service Becoming Lean & Efficient
Business Process Reengineering (BPR) to expedite business
licensing processes
 Reduction of business licenses from 637 to 307 (52%) to
ease doing business in Malaysia
Improved public service delivery through real -time performance
monitoring and counter rating system
 Rating of police counter service through SMS Rating Machine

16. Human Capital Dynamics
Minimum Wage Upskilling/Reskilling
National Wage Consultative
Council (NWCC) Bill passed in The MyProCert programme
Parliament launched on 11 Oct 2011
Progress
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Of HCD
In 2011
Employment Act 1955 (Phase 1) passed in
Parliament on 6 Oct 2011
Partnership with industry
 National Talent Enhancement
Programme (NTEP) launched in 5 1st reading of
regions with 550 placements across Minimum Retirement Age Bill
Malaysia to be tabled in Parliament

17. National Key Economic Areas
Implementation in Action

18. Tourism NKEA : Johor Premium Outlets
• Construction 95 percent
completed
• Sneak preview on 2 Dec 2011
• Grand opening ceremony on
11 Dec 2011
• More than 80 designer and
brand names have confirmed
their presence at Johor
Premium Outlets.

19. Oil, Gas and Energy NKEA : Pengerang
Independent Petroleum Terminal
• Phase 1 started in Oct 2011
• Facility to be completed by Dec 2013 for
first oil commissioning in January 2014
• Global Incentives for Trading (GIFT)
launched on 31 Oct to encourage trading
companies to set up in Malaysia

20. Education NKEA : UCSI Premium Health
Township
• Piling and earthworks complete in
Bandar Springhill, Negeri Sembilan
• Construction on international
school, university hospital and
resort hotel & convention center
underway

21. Palm Oil NKEA : Increased Oil Extraction
Rate
• 186 mills with a dedicated MPOB
Quality Enforcement Officer
• Oil extraction rate improved from
19.70 percent in Jan 2011 to 20.54
percent in Sept 2011 - RM2.2.
billion increase in CPO production

22. Business Services NKEA : Strand Aerospace
Malaysia
• Centre of Excellence in Petaling Jaya
fully operational in Q3 2011
• Contracts with European companies
including Ferchau Engineering
(Germany), Spirit Aerosystems (UK)

23. Wholesale and Retail NKEA : TUKAR
(Small Retailers Transformation Programme)
• 315 shops transformed (FY2011 target: 500 shops)
• Retailer income increased by 30-80 percent
• Successful collaboration between large retailers
(Mydin, Carrefour, Tesco, Aeon) and small retailers

24. Agriculture NKEA : Fragrant Rice
• First harvest in September in Gurun,
Kedah
• Fragrant rice marketed under the
Regenta brand name in Justlife stores
• Anchor company Infoculture to scale
up planting to 188 hectares (FY target
: 150 hectares)

25. Communciations Content and Infrastructure
NKEA : Telepresence Exchange
• Telepresence Exchange completed.
• 3 sites for the Telepresence services
are operational i.e. Menara VADS,
Menara TM and PT VADS Indonesia.
• Service demo with potential clients are
ongoing.

26. Electrical and Electronics NKEA : QAV
Technologies • LED testing facility
• Facility complete and
operational in Bayan Lepas,
Penang
• First ANSI-certified facility
outside of US

27. Healthcare NKEA :
Clinical Research Malaysia (CRM)
• CRM set up to
facilitate clinical trials
in Malaysia
• 280 clinical trials
completed (FY 2011
target: 230 clinical
trials)
• RM58.2 million in GNI
as of May 2011

28. Implementation Update : Talent Corp
• Over 450 Malaysians have
returned under this Returning
Expert Programme.
• Resident Pass Implemented
has more than 300 applicants
approved since April 2011.
• Bond Transfer Programme in
implementation phase
• Scholarship Talent Attraction
and Retention (STAR)
Programme launched in
August 2011

29. Ensuring Implementation

30. ETP Governance Structure
to ensure delivery
Secretariat
ETP Updates,
Annual Report
Monthly, Annual
Economic Council
Weekly
NKEA
Investment
Monthly
Steering
Committee
Committee Lead
Monthly Bi-Monthly Ministries
Respective Ministries /
EPP / BO EPP owners
Daily
owners

31. Progress is Monitored Weekly
Weekly reports
xxx

32. Validation

33. Consumer Remains Optimistic…
120
107 110
103 105
98 99 101
100 96 95
87
81
80
60
40
• Malaysia is #10 from
56 countries
20
surveyed
0
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3
2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011
Source : Nielsen Consumer Confidence Index

34. FDI, Trade Grew Strongly In 1H
FDI Trade
RM21.2b RM614.3b
1H 2011 1H 2011
76% 7.9%
RM12.1b RM569.3b
1H 2010 1H 2010
Source: Department of Statistics Source: Ministry of International Trade &
Industry

35. Easing Doing Business
Starting a business World Bank
One stop station for all registration Doing Business Report 2012
Paying taxes
Reintroduced RPGT – but improved #18
electronic system
Enforcing contracts
Computerisation of courts
Resolving insolvency
Set up dedicated commercial courts
#23 #23
Ahead of Germany, Japan, Taiwan,
Switzerland, Belgium & France
2010 2011 2012

36. Becoming More Competitive
World Economic Forum
Global Competitiveness Report #21 out of 142 countries globally
#6 amongst Asia Pacific countries
#2 in ASEAN
#21
#24 Malaysia scored 5.08 points out of a
#26 maximum of 7, compared to 4.88
last year
Overtook UAE, New Zealand, South
Korea, Luxembourg & Israel
2009 2010 2011

37. We are on the right
trajectory

38. THANK YOU
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+ www.pemandu.gov.my/etp/blog
+ www.facebook.com/etpmalaysia
+ @etp_roadmap

40. Increasing Private Sector Investment
RM83 billion
Private Investment target
RM51.2 billion
H1 2011
61.69%
RM41.5 billion
H1 2010

41. Targets In Sight
2011 Realised GNI
As At June 2011
RM206b
(42%)
Realised
RM288b To Be Realised
(58%)
Source : Department of Statistics

42. Auditor General Report 2010
National Audit Department conducts audits to ascertain whether financial
management of Ministries and Departments was in accordance to
established laws and financial regulations.
Federal Federal
Ministries Departments
“Excellent”
ratings:
2010* 25 13
150% 225%
2009** 10 4
*There are specific areas of improvement where
necessary action will be taken*
*2010: 25 Federal Ministries, 35 Federal Departments Audited
**2009: 25 Federal Ministries, 44 Federal Departments Audited

43. Auditor General Report 2010
• National Audit Department audited 25 Federal Ministries and 35 Federal
Departments to ascertain whether their financial management was in
accordance to established laws and financial regulations.
• For the year 2010, the financial management performance of 17 Ministries
and 13 Departments were rated as excellent while 8 Ministries and 22
Departments were rated as good.
• In general, the level of financial management of Ministries/Departments in
2010 showed a better performance as compared to 2009. There were 17
Ministries being rated as excellent in 2010 as compared to 10 Ministries in
2009.
• The performance of financial management at the Departments’ level in
2010 was also very encouraging where 13 Departments were rated excellent
as compared to 4 Departments in 2009.
• Besides that, the Headquarters and 14 state branches of the Road Transport
Department as well as 4 Malaysian Missions Offices abroad under the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs were also audited.
• Results from the audit carried out showed that the overall financial
performance at the Ministries/Departments level for the year 2010 has
improved as compared to year 2009 and previous years.
• These performances can still be further improved

44. Auditor General Report 2010
Federal Federal
Ministries Departments
“Good”
ratings:
2010* 8 22
2009** 15 36
*2010: 25 Federal Ministries, 35 Federal Departments Audited
**2009: 25 Federal Ministries, 44 Federal Departments Audited

45. Auditor General Report 2010
Overall Financial performance
•Federal Government received revenue totalling RM159.65 billion, which is an
increase of RM1.01 billion (0.6%) as compared to RM158.64 billion for the
year 2009.
•It was also reported that loans taken out by the government was reduced by
almost 28% to RM77.23 billion, compared to RM107.17 billion in 2009.

46. Baseline