Seeking more investments from China


By ERROL OHTHO XIN YI

BEIJING: Malaysia has asked China for help in getting the economic giant’s businesses to invest more in Malaysia.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said he pointed out to Premier Li Keqiang during a bilateral meeting yesterday that Malaysia’s total investments in China stood at US$6.3bil (RM20.28bil), whereas China’s businessmen had invested only about US$1bil (RM3.2bil) in Malaysia.

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