PETALING JAYA: Malaysians need to cash in on their core strength – the diverse and harmonious population – to win investors over and stay ahead of their neighbours in the global economy.
Investors have always been keen on investing in Malaysia if the country could only harness its unity card and keep the political stability it was known for in the past, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof.
“The country has had peaceful transitions of power and has been able to weather various economic and political crises. We must emphasise this to investors. Malaysia’s commitment to economic growth, he added, had seen significant progress in terms of economic growth and development in recent years, further demonstrating the country’s potential as a strong investment destination.
Fadillah, who is also the Plantations and Commodities Minister, said Malaysia’s infrastructure and excellent connectivity are good selling points in attracting potential investors. “Malaysia, like any other country, is fragile and vulnerable to events or situations that can cause tension or disharmony, particularly with regard to race and religion.
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