KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 7 (Bernama) -- Malaysia is tapping into Japan’s technical expertise to accelerate its transition towards a circular economy and achieve a 53 percent national recycling rate target by 2035.
General : Malaysia Leverages On Japanese Expertise To Hit 53 Percent Recycling Target By 2035
Nga Kor Ming, MoC, Japan, solid waste management,
BE Bernama 
Key points
- Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming said the renewed partnership, formalised through a Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) signed today, builds on more than a decade of successful waste management initiatives between both nations.
- Among the outcomes of this cooperation was the Strategic Plan for Food Waste Management in Malaysia 2010-2016, and the Technical Guidelines for the Selection of Solid Waste Management Technologies in 2023.
- "As new priorities emerge, it is timely to renew our cooperation to ensure continuity and further advance our shared objectives in sustainable waste management," he said in a statement here today.
Sentences selected automatically from the original article by Bernama.
Read the full story on Bernama That's the opening of the story. The full piece is published by Bernama.
Continue reading ↗ Story details
- Published
- Section
- news
- Format
- Article
- Original
- bernama.com ↗
Related reporting
4 stories on this topic from 3 sources, oldest first.
- Free Malaysia Today Malaysia taps China expertise for regional rail centre
- Bernama General : Malaysia Leverages On Japanese Expertise To Hit 53 Percent Recycling Target By 2035 (this story)
/file/attachments/orphans/catsanddog1_693312.png)