Priority is to get economy back on track


Build the country up: The EAC is urged to find ways to improve the currency value as most of the raw materials are imported.

PETALING JAYA: Suggestions are pouring in from stakeholders to the newly-formed Economic Action Council (EAC) on what can be done to get the country’s economic, financial affairs and welfare of the people on track.

In welcoming the formation of the council, business communities and the public hope that their plight would be taken into consideration and addressed.

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