During the World Economic Forum Annual Summit 2025 in Davos, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that Fortescue, a renowned global metal mining company, has agreed to invest in green hydrogen as an alternative energy source in Bintulu, Sarawak, Malaysia. Anwar facilitated the agreement with Fortescue's leadership team, including executive chairman Andrew Forrest AO, aiming to transform Bintulu into a hub for green energy with incentives and support from the Sarawak government. The investment in green hydrogen is a significant step towards environmental sustainability and energy transition in Malaysia. Anwar also led a Malaysian delegation to engage in business meetings with prominent companies such as Fortescue, Google, and DP World, discussing potential investments and collaborations. The delegation's discussions included plans for Google to introduce major programs like data centers in Selangor, benefiting regions like Johor, Penang, and Perak in Malaysia. Additionally, topics like artificial intelligence applications in medicine and education were explored with global companies, indicating a focus on technological advancement and innovation. Furthermore, the Malaysian government expressed its support for the establishment of a large port by Dubai-based DP World in Sepanggar, Sabah, highlighting the government's commitment to enhancing infrastructure and facilitating foreign investments. The collaborative efforts with various international companies reflect Malaysia's drive towards economic development, global partnerships, and technological advancement. Prime Minister Anwar's attendance at WEF 2025, accompanied by key ministers, signifies Malaysia's engagement in fostering strategic alliances and driving progress in various sectors to propel the nation towards a sustainable and innovative future.