Tapping into India’s rail expertise

By Paul Gabriel - In New Delhi

Meeting of minds: Liow engaged in a discussion with Suresh in New Delhi.

INDIA may not be a super-train maker, but its expertise in laying the tracks fits nicely with Malaysia’s priorities.

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said India’s know-how in electrified double-track rail could help Malaysia improve rail connections and promote the ports.

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