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Selangor Targets Regional Care-Economy Hub Status by 2030

Selangor is building a care-economy strategy around an ageing population, international technology partnerships and new demand for skilled services.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Shah Alam, 16 October 2026 – Selangor aims to become a regional hub for the care economy by 2030, supported by its state Care Economy Policy and growing interest from international healthcare and technology partners. The state expects its population aged 60 and above to reach about 1.4 million by 2040, making care capacity an increasingly important economic and social priority.

For Malaysian businesses and investors, the plan matters because ageing creates sustained demand for healthcare services, assisted living, rehabilitation, home care, digital monitoring and trained workers. The demographic projection and 2030 policy objective are confirmed; the commercial scale of individual projects will depend on investment commitments, regulation and household affordability.

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