Dr Adham: Malaysia committed to sustainability, recycling and increased use of renewable energy in industry


Dr Adham (second from left) after witnessing the agreement signing between Hiroyuki (left) and Starlinger & Co Gesellschaft mbH regional sales consultant Tee Guan Huat (right). Looking on is Zimmermann (second from right).

KULAI: Industry players are encouraged to use green technology and recycled materials that could help reduce carbon emissions.

Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba said the government was committed to ensuring sustainability, recycling and increased use of renewable energy in industry.

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