Malaysia's SMIs insulated from impact of war


  • Business
  • Wednesday, 26 Mar 2003

MEMBERS of SMI Association of Ma-laysia have been relatively insulated from the impact of the Iraq war as only a small percentage of its membership export to the Middle-East. 

According to SMI Association vice-president Lee Teck Meng, only about 5% of its members conduct trade with the Middle-East region and most of them are already reducing exports to the region since talk of war began six months ago. 

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