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5.8. The following five policy thrusts form the foundation and building blocks for achieving Malaysia's industrial development vision by 2030:
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iv. mainstream adoption of environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria in industrial development; and
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5.12. The framework of the NAP[National Automotive Policy] 2020 adds on three new elements, namely:
i. Next Generation Vehicles (NxGV), which are energy efficient vehicles (EEV) embedded with intelligent mobility technology with capability to go autonomous. (...)
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5.13.  These new elements are being introduced into the strategies of NAP[National Automotive Policy] including promoting investments in green and autonomous technologies, deploying high level of technology and engineering, expanding market, as well as development of human capital and supply chain.

5.19.  (...) Moving forward, the National Agrofood Policy 2021-2030 is formulated with the aim to transform the agrofood sector into a sustainable, resilient and technology-driven industry in strengthening food security, driving economic growth and enhancing the wellbeing of the people.

5.20.  (...) The formulation of the NAP 2.0[the National Agrofood Policy 2021-2030] considers current challenges including global climate change, resource scarcity, population growth, labour force competency as well as the need for food system transformation and national socio-economic development. The policy supports the aspirations of the agrofood sector to be more sustainable, resilient and technology-driven to propel economic growth while prioritizing national food security and nutrition.

5.21.  The NAP 2.0[the National Agrofood Policy 2021-2030] framework incorporates economic, social, and environmental elements as key principles with an emphasis on modernization and smart agriculture, strengthening market and product access, human capital development, food system sustainability, as well as creating conducive business ecosystems and governance. (...)

6.16.  Building upon the strength of HIMP 1.0, the Halal industry will be further developed by the new Halal Industry Master Plan 2030 (HIMP 2.0). HIMP 2.0 will be aligned with Malaysia's development plans, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, and the United Nations Global Compact Principles.

6.18.  The National Tourism Policy 2020-2030 focuses on efforts to increase revenue, secure smart international and national partnerships, empower local communities and ensure the sustainability and resilience of the industry. The implementation of the policy is based on three main elements, namely competitiveness, inclusiveness, and sustainability as catalysts for the transformation of the country's tourism industry.

6.19. This policy[the National Tourism Policy 2020-2030] will be carried out through six strategic thrusts which are:
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v. practice sustainable and responsible tourism; and
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6.20. [the National Tourism Policy 2020-2030 will be carried out through six strategic thrusts] These thrusts aim to make Malaysia the world's preferred tourism destination, attracting high - yield tourists, with a focus on ecotourism and cultural tourism. (...)