Keen to help build Nusantara


JAKARTA: The ties between Malaysia and Indonesia is expected to be further boosted with top Malaysian companies showing keen interest to be involved in the development of the republic’s planned new capital Nusantara located in Kalimantan.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim witnessed the handover ceremony of 11 Letters of Interest (LOI) from these Malaysian firms which are interested to be part of Nusantara’s development.

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