Opportunities abound between Sabah and Japan to collaborate, says Liew


Sabah Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Christina Liew (second left) receiving a souvenir from Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia His Excellency Takahashi Katsuhiko (left) on Tuesday.

KOTA KINABALU: There is a lot of room for collaboration between Sabah and Japan in terms of tourism, environmental conservation and education, says Datuk Christina Liew.

The Sabah Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister said in terms of tourism, she hoped to see more Japanese tourists visit Sabah via increased direct flights connecting Japan and the state.

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