Friday, 17 Jul 2020 04:19 PM MYT
The agreement is to strengthen the cooperation with various parties in a special marketing project dubbed “100 Champion Product” programme, which is spearheaded by Angkasa, to market products to Hao Supermarket in Singapore through Amaxmall. “We would like to thank the cooperatives that have agreed to participate in this programme,” he said in a press conference after the signing ceremony here, today.
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