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Malaysia Defence and Security Report Q1 2009

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Market

Defence

Report Type

Market Research

Country

Malaysia

Published

12 February 2009

Number of Pages

50

Report Delivery

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Delivery Lead Time

Immediate

Publisher

Business Monitor International

The three months to the end of December bought several themes to the fore in the Malaysian defence sector. One was the announcement by Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi on October 8 that he will not seek re-election as leader of the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO). Consequently, Malaysia will have a new premier in March 2009. Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak appears certain to gain the UMNO leadership, but the prime ministerial position is not so clear, with polls suggesting greater support for opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.

In contrast to the potential political instability arising from the race for the top job, another key theme is the general stability in the country’s internal and external security situation. Malaysia has maintained strict controls over its population, primarily via the use of the Internal Security Act (ISA). Malaysia has been particularly successful in controlling the flow of information and this has contributed greatly to its ability to monitor and respond to terrorist threats.

For the time being, we continue to expect that the Malaysian government will increase defence spending by 4% annually, in real terms, over the coming years. Absolute increases will depend in part on how the country’s economy fares in the face of the global financial crisis. Thus far, the economy has contracted slightly, and BMI’s real GDP growth forecast for 2009 has dipped below 5.0%; the first time since 2001.

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