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First, global business exchanges have given Malaysian companies more opportunities to access advanced international digital technologies and management experience. International trade has also enabled Malaysian companies to understand the huge advantages of digitalization in improving efficiency and reducing costs.
Secondly, the injection of international capital has also provided strong support for the development of Malaysia's digital economy. Many international investment institutions are optimistic about Malaysia's digital economic potential and have invested funds to promote the technology research and development and market expansion of related companies.
Furthermore, the flow of international talent has also brought fresh thinking and technology to Malaysia. Excellent talents from all over the world have brought different cultures and ideas, promoting innovation in Malaysia's digital economy.
However, this international support is not without challenges. On the one hand, the pressure of international competition is increasing. Malaysian companies need to compete with companies from other countries on the global stage, which requires them to continuously improve their digital technology level and innovation capabilities. On the other hand, changes in the international economic situation may also have an impact on the development of Malaysia's digital economy. For example, the global economic recession may lead to a decrease in international investment, and trade protectionism may hinder the exchange of technology and talents.
Despite the challenges, as long as Malaysia can fully leverage the advantages of international support and actively respond to challenges, it can expect to achieve sustained and rapid development of the digital economy and create a more favorable environment for corporate digital transformation.
In short, the development of Malaysia's digital economy cannot be separated from various international supports, but it also needs to constantly overcome difficulties and achieve its own breakthroughs and innovations during the development process.