Frost & Sullivan to Host Complimentary Analyst Briefing on ASEAN's Growth Frontiers and Doors to AEC: Malaysia and Thailand

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Frost & Sullivan to Host Complimentary

Analyst Briefing on ASEAN's Growth Frontiers

and Doors to AEC: Malaysia and Thailand

PR Newswire

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, July 12, 2012

- How to leverage Malaysia's and Thailand's growth opportunities

towards AEC

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia

,

July 12, 2012

/PRNewswire/ -- Frost & Sullivan will

host a complimentary webinar entitled "

ASEAN's Growth Frontiers and

Doors to AEC:

Malaysia

and

Thailand

" on

19 July 2012

at

11:00 am EDT

(-

4:00 GMT

). This briefing will seek to understand the growth prospects and

opportunities in the Emerging markets with a special focus on

Malaysia

and

Thailand

.

While most of the developed world is grappling with economic challenges,

emerging countries are rising as investment hot beds. While

Singapore

has long

played the key role is ASEAN development,

Thailand

and

Malaysia

are the

mainland opportunities, as both are at the forefront of economic growth and

industrial development while containing abundant natural resources. This

briefing will take a deep dive into the Malaysian and Thai economies with a

focus on emerging mega trends and executive insights derived from priority

industries.

"

Thailand

will be driving enormous economic growth in Greater Mekong

Subregion (GMS) due to its leading natural and economic resources as well as

advanced infrastructure, connecting

Myanmar

, Lao,

Cambodia

, and

Vietnam

at

its borders. Therefore,

Thailand

will be the hub of key GMS activities," observes

Dr. Monsinee Kee, Country Manager, Frost & Sullivan Thailand.

"At the beginning of this decade,

Malaysia

set itself a target of growth of 5%-6%

over the next 10 years to become a high income nation economy by 2020. In

2011, the GDP was 5.1% and in 2012 despite global economic uncertainty,

Malaysia

economy is predicted to grow by 4.6% according to the World Bank.

Growth is driven by domestic demand and the bullish growth of its ASEAN

neighbors, chiefly

Indonesia

and

Vietnam

.

Malaysia

is positioning itself as the

gateway to

Asia

," notes Hazmi Yusof, Vice President, Frost & Sullivan APAC.

Participate in this briefing to gain a macroeconomic perspective into the

fundamentals of

Malaysia

and

Thailand

; understand the growing megatrends

relevant to the country; learn about growth opportunities and understand the

competitive landscape in burgeoning industries; and gain executive insights and

what these industries hold for senior management and decision makers.

Join us as Hazmi and Monsinee share invaluable insights on the emerging

markets of

Malaysia

and

Thailand

, followed by a live question-and-answer

session. To participate in this complimentary briefing, please send an email with

your full name, company name, title, telephone number, email address, city,

state and country to Carrie Low – Corporate Communications at

[e-mail].

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