PKR queries if Malaysia’s commitment to TPPA due to geopolitics


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia had always been “non-committal” in terms of international trade agreements until the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA), PKR lawmakers claim.

“Malaysia was always non-committal under the premiership of Tun Abdullah Badawi and Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, the question now is, why the change?” Alor Setar MP Gooi Hsiao Leung queried on Monday.

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TPPA , PKR , geo-politics , trade , Malaysia

   

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