Impact on Malaysia minimal in the long run, says Mustapa


Mustapa: ‘Last year was a good year for electronics and semiconductor.

KUALA LUMPUR: Although there may be some impact in the short term, Brexit’s medium-to-long-term effect on Malaysia’s trade and investment will be minimal, said International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed (pic).

“With our strong fundamentals and economic diversification, we are in a better position to face any uncertainty.

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