Williams says Malaysia's infrastructure and talent are sufficient to attract foreign investment.
PETALING JAYA: When the news about Indonesia planning a US$34bil (RM149.6bil) “smart capital city” broke out some time ago, it caused quite a stir among Malaysian policymakers.
The fact that Nusantara, which borders Sabah and Sarawak, is also designed to be a new investment hub for Indonesia, has made the threat to Malaysia’s investment appeal more pronounced.
