EEA entries reflect export growth


(Seated from left) Mak, Bahria, and Yeow together with (standing from left) Abu Bakar and Balasubramaniam posing for a group photo to mark the occasion of EEA’s final judging session.

MALAYSIA’s trade is anticipated to recover by 5% in 2024, according to the Finance Ministry in its Economic Outlook 2024, with a 5.1% and 4.9% growth in exports and imports respectively.

Investment, Trade and Industry Ministry (MITI) deputy secretary general for management and investment Datuk Bahria Mohd Tamil believes that many of the Export Excellence Awards (EEA) 2023 participants are on track towards this trajectory.

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