Cabotage exemption removal doesn’t block business for tech giants, says Malaysia Shipowners Association | Malay Mail

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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 23 — The decision to revoke the cabotage exemption for foreign flagged ships repairing undersea cables does not prevent the employment of foreign vessels. It mainly means helping and enabling Malaysian companies to bring the cableships and technology back home to assist and...

Cabotage exemption removal doesn’t block business for tech giants, says Malaysia Shipowners AssociationMASA chairman Datuk Abdul Hak Md Amin said the latest move by Transport Minister Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong was important in building and developing the local industry as Malaysian companies have the expertise and ability to provide security and protection to the strategic assets in the country’s waters.

He said the latest move by Transport Minister Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong was important in building and developing the local industry as Malaysian companies have the expertise and ability to provide security and protection to the strategic assets in the country’s waters. It was supported by the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia and aimed to speed up maintenance work as required.

“If the telcos feel that developing Malaysians is not important, then let’s open up everything. Why the need to have local companies like Maxis, TIME or Celcom? Why don’t they allow Singtel, Telkomtelstra, AT&T and the like to come in?” he lamented today.

 

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