التجارب الدولية الناجحة في تطبيق التنمية المتوازنة في ظل الثورة الصناعية الرابعة ماليزيا نموذجا

Other Title(s)

Successful international experiences in applying balanced development under the Fourth Industrial Revolution- Malaysia is a model

Author

الديسطى، جمال عبد العزيز عوضين

Source

مجلة الشرق الأوسط : للعلوم الإنسانية و الثقافية

Publisher

Manar Elsharq for Studies and Publication

Publication Date

2021-12-31

Country of Publication

Jordan

No. of Pages

27

Main Subjects

Economy and Commerce

English Abstract

The Malaysian experience in development is one of the most distinguished experiences because of its characteristic and importance for the third world countries, which can follow in its footsteps to get rid of underdevelopment and economic dependence.

and integration into global economies (globalization).

Malaysia has transformed from a country that relies on the export of simple raw materials (rubber and tin) to the largest exporter of commodities and modern industrial technologies in Southeast Asia.

Malaysia was based on the Islamic principle that makes the human development activity its tool, and emphasized its adherence to moral values, justice and economic equality with interest in developing the Muslim majority of the indigenous population (Malays) and encouraging them to work in the productive sectors and raising their educational and professional efficiency.

The developmental thought motivating to lead Malaysia to be a distinguished industrial country at the level of Asia, and the Malaysian experience was embodied in the ability of the state, people and government to be self-reliant.

With the benefit of regional blocs such as the Organization (ASEAN), which had contributed to strengthening the Malaysian economy and gave it a place in the global economies.

The Arab countries should study Malaysia’s experience in depth and in detail in various fields, whether the industrial and human aspects, the education and health sector, etc., in order to benefit from it in the economic advancement and extrication of their countries from the deteriorating economic reality.

The world, however, its contribution to the global economy is almost very weak.

Accordingly, Malaysia's development experience has become a model for anyone who wants to catch up with progress.

The most important findings of the research: There is a positive relationship between GDP between the following determinants of economic growth (public spending, capital formation, foreign investment, net trade balance Oil revenues, population size, savings and domestic consumption.

Data Type

Conference Papers

Record ID

BIM-1424983

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