India’s medical healthcare players keen to form partnerships with Malaysians


  • Business
  • Thursday, 26 Aug 2004

INDIA'S medical and healthcare industry players are looking at teaming up with their Malaysian counterparts in smart partnerships that will lead to the transfer and sharing of expertise between the two countries. 

Federation of Indian Export organisations convenor S.S. Chakrabotry said India's healthcare sector was ready to transfer its medical technology to Malaysia and players in both countries could share their expertise and exploit the global medical industry, worth US$3tril currently. 

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