Anwar unveils additional RM200m grant to support low-income, small-scale entrepreneurs
KOTA BHARU, Oct 31 — The government has allocated an additional grant of about RM200 million to strengthen the cap...
The Malaysian government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, has announced an additional RM200 million grant aimed at bolstering the capabilities of small-scale entrepreneurs, particularly those from low-income backgrounds. In a statement made today at the inauguration of the Kelantan Usahawan Bangkit Scheme, Anwar emphasized that targeted financial assistance can yield substantial returns for traders, providing them with the necessary resources to acquire essential equipment such as refrigerators to preserve their stock.
Despite the size of the allocation being described as "modest," the Prime Minister highlighted that the benefits are directly directed towards those who most need it, underscoring the government's commitment to supporting small-scale enterprises.
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