Kuala Lampur, April 21 -- Amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East, global markets are facing renewed uncertainty, particularly in energy supply and price volatility. 

As the region remains a critical hub for oil and gas production, any disruption has immediate ripple effects on fuel costs, transportation, and overall production expenses worldwide. 

For Malaysia, which still relies partly on fossil fuels for industrial activities, such instability highlights the vulnerability of traditional resource-dependent business models.

This challenge is not unique to Malaysia. Across the globe, major economies have already begun accelerating their transition strategies in response to similar geopolitical risks. 

In the European U...