Malaysia has achieved significant success at Expo 2025 Osaka, securing more than RM8 billion in potential investments and signing 20 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with 101 companies, surpassing the initial RM13 billion target. Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof highlighted the importance of the engagements in driving job creation, strengthening ties with Japan and other global partners, and unlocking new opportunities for Malaysians. The partnerships covered sectors such as renewable energy, digital economy, biotechnology, and infrastructure development, emphasizing efforts in decarbonisation, green hydrogen solutions, dementia care capabilities, and sustainable materials. The Malaysia Pavilion at the Expo served as a hub for economic outcomes, cross-border knowledge sharing, and reinforced Malaysia's position as a regional leader in clean technology and future-ready industries. The event, attended by various Malaysian officials, showcased Malaysia's commitment to innovation, collaboration, and sustainability, positioning the country as a dynamic global partner on the international stage.