Malaysia faces a critical juncture in its pursuit of sustainable development, with environmental challenges and economic demands escalating. The Malaysia MADANI framework emphasizes sustainability, innovation, and prosperity, aligning with the principles of the circular economy (CE). The CE model, which prioritizes reusing, recycling, and regenerating resources, is seen as a solution to global environmental and economic challenges. Global reports, such as The Circular Economy in Motion, the Circularity Gap Report 2024, and the Circular Cities Declaration Report 2024, highlight the CE’s role in combating climate change and driving sustainable growth. By adopting CE strategies, Malaysia can align its MADANI vision with actionable steps for a sustainable future. The reports highlight the economic, environmental, and social benefits of CE investments, such as creating green jobs, reducing environmental degradation, and promoting resource efficiency. The time is now for Malaysia to adopt circular economy practices to achieve its vision of a sustainable, prosperous, and globally respected future.
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