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Helping Cambodia maintain and enhance its EU market access

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On 20 January 2025, Cambodia’s Ministry of Commerce and UNDP organized a workshop and panel discussion on Assessment and Roadmap Development for Green Trade Standard, Rules of Origin, and Double Transformation to explore ways to promote sustainable trade practices, enhance comp

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Join us for an exclusive preview session of the Master in Public Policy programme. The session will cover:

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Multidimensional Poverty in Malaysia: Key Challenges and The Way Forward

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Economic Studies
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The Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia (JCI) in partnership with the Asian Strategy & Leadership Institute (ASLI) and Sunway Institute for Global Strategy & Competitiveness (IGSC) recently co-hosted a forum on ‘Multidimensional Poverty in Malaysia: Key Ch

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Join us for an exclusive preview session of the Master in Public Policy programme. The session will cover:

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  • Financial aid

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Rising Tides: Geopolitics and Geoeconomics in A Global Context

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Join us for an insightful exploration into the intricate interplay of global geopolitics and geoeconomics.
The MOU - Why It Will Transform Malaysian Politics

The MOU - Why It Will Transform Malaysian Politics

Minister YB Dato Sri Wan Junaidi will explain how and why the MOU may transform Malaysian politics for good and enhance stability and democracy.
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The Malaysian Economy in 2022: Leaping Tiger or Fading Star? (PART 2) (POSTPONED)

As domestic and external demand recover, the Malaysian economy is projected to grow by 5.8% in 2022. However, this projected growth may be dampened by the rise of new COVID-19 variants, supply disruptions, and limited fiscal space. Rising vulnerabilities both at household and firm levels pose concerns to the country’s recovery path. Uncertainties abound for the Malaysian economy in 2022.
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The Malaysian Economy in 2022: Leaping Tiger or Fading Star? (PART 1) (POSTPONED)

As domestic and external demand recover, the Malaysian economy is projected to grow by 5.8% in 2022. However, this projected growth may be dampened by the rise of new COVID-19 variants, supply disruptions, and limited fiscal space. Rising vulnerabilities both at household and firm levels pose concerns to the country's recovery path. Uncertainties abound for the Malaysian economy in 2022. ASLI of Sunway University brings to you a two-part panel discussion for us to understand how to navigate the Malaysian economy in these trying times
Master in Public Policy Programme Sharing

Master in Public Policy Programme Sharing

Applications for our upcoming intake in the JCI Sunway Master in Public Policy are now open. JCI Staff members will be present for your inquiries.
The 17th EAEA International Convention (2022)

The 17th EAEA International Convention (2022)

World class academics, economists, and policymakers present their papers on “Growth, Resilience and Sustainability: Asian Dynamism in an Uncertain World”.
JCI-JSC-ASLI Webinar: Change of Tides? - Germany's 2021 Election Explained

JCI-JSC-ASLI Webinar: Change of Tides? - Germany's 2021 Election Explained

For this election, how do the tides change and what trends and endeavours explain such change? What were the strategy debates that led to the positioning of German parties- and what can we learn from this?
ASLI Webinar: MOU - A Pathway to Transformation and Stability?

ASLI Webinar: MOU - A Pathway to Transformation and Stability?

Will the first ever Malaysian "Memorandum of Understanding for Transformation and Political Stability" work to transform and professionalise its Parliament?