Mustapa: Diplomatic tiff won’t affect trade


Mustapa: "We are aware that congressional leaders appear not too keen to bring the bill forward during the lame duck session. The fate of the TPPA will therefore depend on whether the new US Presidency will ratify the agreement.

KUALA LUMPUR: Despite the diplomatic fallout with North Korea, Malaysia is still open for business with the hermit state.

International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed (pic) said despite growing tension between the two nations and the revocation of visa-free status for North Koreans, the Government would not impose any trade embargo on the country.

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