An attractive location for E&E companies


Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida) chief executive officer Arham Abdul Rahman (pic) said Malaysia needs to be at the forefront in seizing opportunities in the E&E sector, particularly the semiconductor segment.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia must capture opportunities in the electrical and electronics (E&E) space if it wants to improve its attractiveness as a global investment destination.

Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida) chief executive officer Arham Abdul Rahman said Malaysia needs to be at the forefront in seizing opportunities in the E&E sector, particularly the semiconductor segment.

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