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Anwar calls for stronger Malaysia-India synergy in E&E and semiconductor sectors

KERALAM, Sept 15 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim called for Malaysia and India to strengthen...

Anwar calls for stronger Malaysia-India synergy in E&E and semiconductor sectors

Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for stronger synergy between Malaysia and India in the electrical and electronics (E&E) and semiconductor sectors. Anwar emphasized that Malaysia is positioning itself as a key player in these sectors in Southeast Asia, while India is also a significant player in the region. He highlighted the potential benefits of fortifying this synergy, stating that it could enhance capabilities and mutual benefits.

The call for stronger cooperation was made during a Hi-Tea Engagement with the Governor of Kerala, prominent Indian business leaders, and other officials in Calicut, Malaysia. The engagement brought together around 30 companies from India, Malaysia, and the Gulf countries, representing various sectors such as medical and healthcare, semiconductors, construction, AI, digital technology, IT, engineering, retail, renewable energy, and transportation.

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