Leadership transition in Singapore not expected to impact Johor

By Venesa Devi

JOHOR BARU: The leadership transition in Singapore would not affect or delay any plans between the island republic and Johor, says Datuk Seri Hasni Mohammad.

The Johor Economic, Tourism and Cultural Office (Jetco) chairman said this includes the aim to finalise the full-fledged agreement of the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) by this year.

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