Malaysia's Action-Packed Week: Key Events from May 26-31, 2025

Malaysia's Week in Review: May 26-31, 2025 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The week of May 26th to 31st, 2025, saw a flurry of activity across various sectors in Malaysia. From significant political declarations to crucial healthcare initiatives and economic policy adjustments, the nation experienced a dynamic period. The Kuala Lumpur Declaration, focusing on ASEAN's future, highlighted commitments to regional cooperation and economic growth. Simultaneously, the government announced the provision of free Tdap vaccines to expectant mothers, underscoring its commitment to public health. Economic adjustments included the rationalization of the RON95 fuel subsidy, a move aimed at fiscal responsibility. International relations also took center stage. The ASEAN-GCC Summit set ambitious trade targets, while the ASEAN Secretary-General lauded the "remarkable success" of the 46th ASEAN Summit, emphasizing collaborative efforts. Domestically, the government strengthened enforcement against overweight vehicles at all federated ports in Peninsular Malaysia. Furthermore, the government announced it would address state requests for project funding prioritization. In global affairs, Malaysia voiced its support for the Tokyo Declaration of 2025. Finally, Malaysia made history by being elected President of UN-Habitat. "This week's events demonstrate Malaysia's commitment to both domestic progress and international cooperation," stated a government spokesperson. The successful UN-Habitat bid is a testament to the nation's growing influence on the world stage.