Anwar tells those who tell him “not to travel too much” what they think

People who told Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim “not to travel too much” were wrong, he said, because they don’t know how hard he has worked to get businesses to invest in the country.

As a trading country, he asserted, Malaysia requires investment to address its employment issues, create more job opportunities, and enhance the economic power of both its people and the country. It is said that investments can help the country grow faster.

People ask me if I need to keep going to other countries. People often advise me to avoid excessive travel.They didn’t know that I usually travel during the day and get there in the evening. I had to attend several meetings before I was able to check into the hotel. There was also the pre-council meeting with the ambassador.

” ng Beginning, I had to go to several bilateral talks. That’s all I did, and I got right to work when I got back. ” I back. ev”I take a day off to play golf,” Anwar informed the Malaysian media following his opening speech at the 2nd Asean Future Forum in this city on Wednesday (Feb. 26).

His Vietnamese counterpart Pham Minh Chinh, New Zealand’s Christopher Luxon, and Timor-Leste President Jose Ramos Horta were also there. He delivered the speech during his two-day working trip to Vietnam. It was the first trip he took since Malaysia became the official chairman of Asean in January. On Tuesday at 7:10 p.m., he proceeded directly to the Communist Party of Vietnam’s headquarters to meet with To Lam, the party’s general secretary.

Anwar anparty. Anwar discussed various issues related to Malaysia and Vietnam’s diplomatic ties for approximately 30 minutes. Along minutes. AnAlongso paid President José Ramos-Horta a courtesy call later that same evening to discuss similar issues affecting ties between the two countries. Followcountries.iteFollowing Ramos Horta, the prime minister led a meeting before the council with the Malaysian group.

This session was the last part of his busy day. At 7:30 a.m. today, Anwar led the Malaysian delegation to a breakfast meeting with the Vietnamese delegation, which was led by Pham Minh Chinh, the Prime Minister of Vietnam. The two groups discussed topics that were important to them.

Then Anwar rushes them. He then delivered the opening speech at the Asean Future Forum. After his visit to ASEAN, he held a press conference with Malaysian reporters, who had come to cover his trip to the Southeast Asian country. Anwar is still in the country to pay a friendly visit to President Luong Cuong of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam before departing for home.

According to Anwar, figures from South Africa and China are scheduled to visit Malaysia in March and April, respectively. “In April, Chinese President Xi Jinping will come to Malaysia, and when he comes, he will visit Malaysia with a big delegation of business people, dozens and hunbusinesspeople, to explore (business and trade) opportunities in Malaysia,” he added. Tengku Datuk Seri Zafradded.l ATengkulaysia’s Minister of Investment, Trade, and Industry said on Tuesday (Feb. 25) that the country had approved RM378.5 billion in investments in 2024.

The total amount of money approved for projects in important areas reached $6,700, a 14.9% increase from the same period last year. It was believed that the investment He stated that the investment could potentially create more than 207,000 new jobs, thereby making Malaysia an even more attractive investment destination.

Despite the challenges faced by the global economy, he expressed optimism.Despite the current economic challenges, Tengku Zafrul stated that Malaysia continues to attract significant investments. He said that domestic investment (DI) made up RM208.1 billion (55.0%) and foreign investment (RM208.1 billion) made up RM170.4 billion (45.0%).

Foreign investors contributed RM170.4 billion (45.0%).ident in Malaysia. Five important countries have made strategic investments, with the US leading the way with RM32.8bil, followed by Germany with RM32.2bil, China with RM28.2bil, Singapore with RM27.3bil, and Hong Kong with RM7.4bil. The Bernama