Malaysia's Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim, has expressed support for foreign investments in the country, highlighting a recent courtesy visit by Mubadala Energy's CEO. Mubadala Energy, an international energy company, is actively investing in renewable energy and decarbonisation initiatives, including blue hydrogen and CCUS projects. Anwar views these investments as crucial for the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) and lauds the potential impact on Malaysia's energy sector. The Prime Minister's focus on attracting foreign investments stems from Malaysia's political stability and transparent economic policies, positioning the country as an attractive investment destination. However, challenges remain in meeting the workforce demands of high-tech industries, with Anwar emphasizing the need for skilled engineers. The government's support for these investments underscores Malaysia's commitment to sustainable energy development and economic growth.