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New Malaysia Foreign Policy Framework
national interests
security
changes in issues pertaining to territorial dispute and the South China Sea
migration
irregular movement of people
cyber security
terrorism
economic interest : economy diplomacy with real objective
industrial Revolution 4.0
digital economy
ASEAN
political
social
economy
fairer systems of international trade and finance
MITI
National identity
human rights
assistance in post-conflict
post-disaster situations
memberships in international organisations
Muslim world
South - South Cooperation
relations with major powers
international treaties and agreements
Questions
Approaches
new processes of public
consultation
the Consultative Council on Foreign Policy, comprising experts
from various backgrounds
Parliamentary Select
Committee on Foreign Affairs
promote the development of a vibrant
community consisting of scholars, observers and practitioners of foreign policy
to encourage the free flow of exchanges of ideas on foreign policy
influencing decisions even in processes that the country is
not officially a party, as well as shaping opinions on emerging global issues
vocal in advocating specific issues of interests
Being more vocal and prominent means taking a leadership role in advocating
issues of interests
greater emphasis on issues of justice and
fairness
political conflicts (Palestine and Rakhine)
global trade and
investment arrangements
address the root causes of terrorism.
recognises the need to tackle the matter through a strong and genuine political will
terrorism has no link to any specific region, religion or community
strive to position itself as an exemplary Islamic country
inclusive
developed
progressive
the principle of “rahmatan lil alamin” (mercy for all)
lead in championing reform of international organisations
UN
push for a reform in the arrangement to exercise the veto power
ASEAN
Malaysia will propose for its meetings to be streamlined and reduced to a manageable number.
give priority to ASEAN economic integration
support intra-ASEAN trade more aggressively
promote the idea of turning ASEAN into a ‘Producer Region’
promote and lead in collaborations among the ‘South’ countries
at international bodies like the UN, Commonwealth, Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) and others.
empower MOFA to ensure that it will be able to play its role effectively
ministry’s human capital development
strengthen the collaboration between relevant ministries and agencies in the formulation and implementation of foreign policy
Outcome: the protection of Malaysia’s national interests.
security
the country’s territorial integrity is protected
the country remains peaceful and not at war with any other
country
economic interests
growth in exports
foreign direct investment (FDI)
other relevant indicators
Protect and promote positive national identity
international impressions about the country
media coverage
selection of the country or its representatives to important positions in international fora or bodies
positions of the country in prestigious
and credible international rankings, among others
components:
i. Direction of Foreign Policy;
ii. Empowering the Ministry of Foreign Affairs - MOFA (Wisma Putra);
iii. Enhancing Inter-Agency Collaboration; and
iv. Increasing Public and Civil Society Participation.
The central theme of this Framework is ‘Change in Continuity’
Continuity refers to the broad security, economic and identity interests of the country
The physical survival of the country and its people, which can be termed as the security motivation. It relates to the protection of the country’s sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity.
Economic well-being or prosperity of the country and its people
Identity of the country and its people, which include the country’s good name, honour and respect towards its position in the international community, as well as esteem in terms of the country’s positive contribution to the international community
The change - -> approach and the emphasis on certain specific issues
What
This Framework is truly a people-centric document.
based on the articulation of foreign policy priorities
and direction by Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfQzY6Cw9wo
Prof wonder why Tum M agreed
Presented at the 73rd Session of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly 28th September 2018
The New Malaysia
a peace-loving
harmonious multi-racial
multi-religious nation
that
upholds democracy, freedom, human rights and the rule of law
UNSC
https://www.un.org/securitycouncil/
http://malaysiaunsc.kln.gov.my/
Non security matter resolution
If brought to UNSC more often not something that spark ..
online business regulation
Huawei kena tembak
google and facebook under pressure by US
1 how to determine the origin
Regulation
tax
Alam Melayu Malay World
Conclusion
At transition process
new initiative Wawasan Kemakmuran Bersama. need to operated on from the whole of government approaches
Wisma Putra need to work to others more closely
need to work with business entities stakeholder