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Malaysia to Host ESG Summit 2025, Boosting Regional Sustainability
ESG Malaysia has announced the upcoming ESG Malaysia Summit 2025, scheduled for November 12, 2025, at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC). This event will coincide with the SEA 2025 conference, taking place from November 12 to 14. The Summit aims to position Malaysia as a leader in the ASEAN region’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) transformation, fostering collaboration among governments, industries, and innovators to promote sustainable growth.
Themed “Sustainability in Motion – From Commitment to Action,” the ESG Malaysia Summit will serve as a vital platform for ESG leadership. It will gather over 150 policymakers, corporate executives, investors, and technology innovators, focusing on translating ESG intentions into tangible outcomes.
Steven Lee, President of ESG Malaysia, emphasized the significance of the Summit, stating, “The Summit reflects Malaysia’s growing influence in ESG transformation. Our mission is to strengthen the country’s role as a regional anchor for sustainable growth — where policy, finance, and technology converge to accelerate collective impact.”
Key Focus Areas and Highlights
The one-day event will feature five strategic sessions aimed at fostering cross-sector collaboration and enhancing regional ESG alignment. The sessions will include:
– **Leadership Unplugged: Malaysia’s Sustainability Roadmap – 2025 Outlook & Beyond**
– **ESG Heavyweights: Carbon Markets & Climate Financing – Global Trends and APAC Perspectives**
– **ASEAN Unplugged: Circular Economy & Renewable Energy Synergies for Resilient Businesses**
– **Tech & Innovation: The Role of AI, Blockchain, and IoT in ESG Transformation**
– **ESG Unplugged: Climate Action & Decarbonisation for Net-Zero Transitions**
These discussions will focus on building an integrated ASEAN ESG ecosystem, highlighting the importance of collaboration across different sectors.
Support and Benefits for Participants
The ESG Malaysia Summit 2025 is fully supported by a robust network of partners, including SME Corporation, EUROCHAM Malaysia, Malaysia Steel Institute (MSI), CanCham, and the Energy Industries Council (EIC). This support underscores Malaysia’s commitment to developing a sustainable ESG economy.
Attendees will receive exclusive benefits, including a complimentary one-year membership to ESG Malaysia, valid until December 2026. This membership provides access to premium ESG insights, industry resources, and valuable networking opportunities. Additionally, professional development accreditation points will be awarded, including three CPD points from GreenRE and four CPD points from the Green Building Index (GBI).
For registration inquiries, interested individuals can visit www.esgmalaysia.org/summit2025 or contact via email at [email protected]. The media partner for this event is PR Newswire.
About ESG Malaysia
ESG Malaysia is a non-profit organization committed to the advancement of environmental, social, and governance practices throughout Malaysia and the ASEAN region. Through advocacy, partnerships, and capacity-building, ESG Malaysia empowers public, private, and non-profit sectors to enhance sustainability frameworks, align with global standards, and foster a climate-resilient, inclusive economy.
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