RM43bil investment in Malacca Gateway a boost to Malaysia, says Liow


Ambitious project: KAJ Development Sdn Bhd CEO Datuk Michelle Ong (fourth from right) briefing Liow (fourth from left) and Yang (fifth from left) on the Malacca Gateway project at Pulau Melaka. With them are Malacca state secretary Datuk Wira Naim Abu Bakar (sixth from left) and state Transport and Project Rehabilitation Committee chairman Datuk Lim Ban Hong (third from left).

MALACCA: China’s investment of US$10bil (RM43bil) in the Malacca Gateway project can further spur the growth of seaports in the country to be on par with harbours in the region, said Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai.

“China is recognised for its top 10 seaports in the world and Malaysia can anticipate its very own top-notch seaport with the expertise and fiscal commitment from China in unveiling a high-value harbour here,” he said.

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