PM Anwar: China visit yields RM28b in potential investments across high‑tech sectors
HANGZHOU, Sept 24 — Malaysia has secured more than RM28 billion in potential investments following trade talks wit...
Malaysia's Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim, announced during a recent three-day visit to China that the nation has secured over RM28 billion in potential investments across high-tech sectors. The talks, held in Shanghai and Hangzhou, included a roundtable discussion with 21 companies and individual meetings with five major Chinese industrial firms.
The investments are set to transform several key industries in Malaysia, including semiconductor manufacturing, artificial intelligence, robotics, electric vehicles, biotechnology, and advanced medical devices. According to Anwar, the majority of the companies expressed their intention to increase their investments, citing their trust in Malaysia's stability and current policy initiatives.
The announcement follows the inauguration of the Malaysia Pavilion at the 5th Global Digital Trade Expo in Hangzhou.
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