Monday, 21 Dec 2020 12:48 PM MYT
Without making Covid-19 as an excuse for insularity and inward-looking policies, the government would also pursue policies that ensure favourable market conditions for Malaysian exports, he said. The prime minister said with the right policy tools, targeted intervention measures and novel public-private partnership ideas, Malaysia could successfully combat the pandemic and promptly weather the resulting economic crisis.
Protectionism and unilateralism must be resisted, he said, and unimpeded flows of cross-border goods and services must be allowed, ensuring minimal disruptions to regional and global supply chains. He also shared the government's implementation of several measures and stimulus packages to ensure the sustainability of micro, small and medium enterprises in Malaysia, as well as the survival of budding entrepreneurs in framing their response to the Covid-19 crisis.
I guess he has to show he's leading even he does not believe a single word he says! He has no control of his gov. His coalition partners continue to use race/religion to hold on to power. Our legal system in a fray. Investors are not blind to an unstable gov n no legal protection
Hmm... just d job for Duta Khas Timur Tengah!
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Not very attractive when those convicted of corruption get a slap on the wrist. It doesn't make Malaysia look like a safe place to invest.
A stable government is a key criteria and at this moment we have not.
How? For Nigerian scammers? 'Hello - if you wanna scam big time, please come to Malaysian and learn from the best.' ?
An attractive investment destination pun janganlah terima pelaburan dari 'unethical business' atau sebarang syarikat antarabangsa di mana common sense pun tak ada sehingga menganiaya pekerja-pekerja bawahan.
Saturated and diminishing returns from local investment. Judging from our consistency in trade account surpluses, Malaysia the one who needed to invest overseas. Time is changing....
Saturated and dimisihing returns from local investment. Judging from our consistency in trade account surpluses, Malaysia the one who needed to invest overseas. Time is changing....