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Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong will visit Jakarta on July 6 for an annual Leaders' Retreat with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, focusing on deepening cooperation in trade, green energy, and digital connectivity.
ABIM has called on the government to develop a comprehensive National Innovation Ecosystem Security Policy to protect Malaysia's security interests while maintaining attraction for global investment and talent.
Thailand has launched a major operation against foreign nationals illegally controlling land and businesses through Thai proxies in key tourist destinations, detaining 96 people including 67 foreigners.
Malaysia's trade ministry says foreign investors are not primarily swayed by election speculation or political chatter, though political stability remains a key consideration when choosing where to deploy capital.
Bangladesh's Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has encouraged Malaysian investors to seize opportunities in the country's strengthening business environment, signalling renewed openness to foreign capital and cross-border economic partnership.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says Turkmenistan's decision to award Petronas a stake in a major gas field signals global confidence in Malaysia's political stability, social cohesion, and economic fundamentals amid regional competition.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim underscores how Malaysia's neutral stance and willingness to engage with all major powers cultivates investor confidence and supports the country's economic expansion agenda.
The Kelantan Malay Malaysian Chamber of Commerce has flagged growing concerns about foreign nationals operating businesses under Malaysian names through marriages or partnerships, citing unfair competition and regulatory violations.
Austrian electronics manufacturer AT&S is investing RM9.4 billion in a new facility in Kulim, marking a significant vote of confidence in Malaysia's semiconductor industry and regulatory environment under current governance.