M’sia natural resources can act as buffers in case of war


  • Business
  • Saturday, 01 Mar 2003

MALAYSIA'S diverse natural resources could act as buffers against adverse impact from a possible US-led war on Iraq, Malaysian Economic Association president Datuk Dr Gan Khuan Poh said. 

Speaking to reporters after a public forum on Vision 2020 Revisited in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, he said despite the global uncertainty, Malaysia's economy was still very strong because it was blessed with abundant natural resources. 

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