Recently, Malaysia's economic trends are quite interesting. It seems that the growth rate in the fourth quarter has slightly exceeded analysts' expectations. Bloomberg also pointed this out, but in the midst of ongoing global uncertainties, this performance is quite noteworthy.

Basically, what a growth driver is refers to the main factors that propel the economy, but in Malaysia's case, I think there are multiple growth drivers. The fact that strategic economic policies are functioning well and that the country can maintain competitiveness within the region are probably significant factors.

Among Southeast Asian countries, Malaysia has a pretty strong presence, doesn't it? Looking at the factors driving this growth, it shows that the country's economic resilience is genuine. It seems to have structural strength, not just temporary good performance.

The continued positive economic indicators will likely further strengthen Malaysia's position as a growth driver moving forward. When considering the economic development of Southeast Asia, I believe Malaysia's movements will become a really important point.