National Biotechnology Policy 2.0 (NBP 2.0)
May 11, 2022National Robotics Roadmap
May 11, 2022ASM partnered with MOSTI and Agensi Nuklear Malaysia (Nuklear Malaysia) to enhance and harmonise the National Nuclear Technology Policy 2021-2030 (DTNN), led by Academician Tan Sri Dr Ir Ahmad Tajuddin Ali FASc. This policy envisions Malaysia as a leading nation in peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology in line with the UN SDGs by 2030.
Through this policy, Malaysia will be able to harnesses nuclear science, technology and engineering advancement for economic development, knowledge generation and societal well-being. It is designed to leverage nuclear technology assets and knowledge accumulated over time, as well as to identify crucial next generation nuclear technology applications to realise new growth opportunities in Malaysia.
DTNN guides Malaysia to create a vibrant nuclear technology ecosystem. It was formulated through extensive consultations with key stakeholders in co-creating the socioeconomic impact of nuclear technology across multiple sectors.
The policy has outlined three Key Foundations namely Legislation, Regulation & Standards (3S – Safety, Security & Safeguards), Communication, Education & Public Awareness (CEPA) and Future Preparedness with;
Principles
Strategic Thrusts with 18 Strategies
Flagship Programme
Sectoral Initiatives to be implemented in the next decade (2021 – 2030).