During the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Summit, Australian mining giant Fortescue reached an agreement with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to invest in green hydrogen in Bintulu, Sarawak. Anwar, also the Finance Minister, highlighted the Sarawak government's support for the initiative, envisioning Bintulu as a key player in the green hydrogen sector. The federal government is providing incentives to facilitate the project, aiming to establish Bintulu as a hub for green hydrogen production. The collaboration involves various stakeholders, including Fortescue, local governments, and global corporations like Google and DP World. This investment in green hydrogen signifies a positive step towards sustainable energy development in Malaysia. Anwar's discussions at WEF 2025 extended to diverse topics such as the implementation of AI in healthcare and education, underlining the country's commitment to technological advancement and innovation.