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Malaysia is on track to revive its economy in 2022 through an expansionary budget announced last Friday, said Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz today.

An allocation of RM2.1 billion for programmes and initiatives proposed in Budget 2022 responded to the immediate need to revive the country's economy and attract new high-quality investments.

The pre-launch of the Malaysian Family signifies a new determination to free the nation from the shackles of COVID-19 as well as to revive the Malaysian economy.

It is also expected that the budget for the 12MP is set to beat previous Malaysia Plan's budget with a higher amount of more than RM250 bln.

Muhyiddin called on all Malaysians and foreigners residing in the country to register on the MySejahtera application to receive the vaccine.

Tengku Zafrul said since Fitch's announcement, there has been no knee-jerk reaction from the market.

He said the Perikatan Nasional inaugural budget is a realistic roadmap.

The government, as expected, will embark on an expansionary budget to ensure the rakyat's prosperity, business continuity and economic resilience in these unprecedented times.

Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said there was still plenty of room that can be worked on for society's benefit.

The government had allocated RM3.5 billion to help address the country's unemployment problems.

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said today that Malaysian ambassadors and high commissioners have an important role to play in helping the government to revive the economy post-COVID-19.

His Majesty hoped that the plan would enable the government to speedily and effectively address the challenges which arose in the wake of COVID-19.

Digital connectivity is a vital aspect in the daily lives of the people, more so when the country is facing the threat of COVID-19 pandemic.

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