KUALA LUMPUR: The success of the Micro Franchise and Affordable Franchise Development Programme having a direct impact on at least 35 full and matching grant recipients to grow their businesses is among the key benchmarks set by the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry under the 100-day Aspirasi Keluarga Malaysia (Malaysian Family Aspiration).Its minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi said the programme acted as a “push factor” in strengthening the economy in stages, which has had a positive socio-economic impact.
“Although it has not been 100 days (yet), we have reached more than 35 recipients according to the RM4.5mil budget granted to us to develop this programme and provide assistance to them.
