CCCC seeks amicable solution


Dr Mahathir has called on the French leader Macron to reject the proposed ban on palm oil in biofuels, adding that the trade relationship between the two countries depended on mutual respect for each other's commodities.

PETALING JAYA: Amid the uncertainty on the future of the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL), the project’s main contractor China Communication Construction Co Ltd (CCCC) is said to be still holding out for an amicable solution.

Industry sources said news of the project’s supposed termination has shocked the Chinese company, as it has conceded to a lot in terms of what the Pakatan Harapan government had wanted, even to the extend of sharing operational costs post-construction.

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