Malaysia's SUPER Roadmap: Stocktaking a Startup Ecosystem Bet

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• The ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute, a Singapore-based research organization, has published a perspective piece numbered 2026/69 under the title "Malaysia Startup Ecosystem Roadmap (SUPER): Achievements and Prospects."
• The author is Tham Siew Yean, identified as the piece's writer. She is known in the source citation only as the author of this specific publication.
• The subject is Malaysia's national startup ecosystem roadmap, commonly abbreviated SUPER, with the subtitle indicating a review of "Achievements and Prospects" — suggesting a stocktaking of results to date and an outlook for what comes next.

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