Dr Mahathir to woo Japanese researchers


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 03 Jun 2003

TOKYO: Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who arrives here today for a three-day working visit to attend discussions on the future of Asia and meet other regional leaders, will also try to woo Japanese researchers for Malaysia’s BioValley Project. 

Malaysia’s ambassador to Japan Datuk Marzuki Mohd Noor said the main purpose of the Prime Minister’s visit was to attend the ninth Nikkei International Conference on the “Future of Asia – Genesis of a New Asian Order,” which would also see the participation of several other heads of government. 

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