INTERACTIVE: No disruption in strong ties


Work in progress: An aerial view of the Bukit Chagar RTS Link station in Johor Baru.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia and Singapore's ties will remain strong and not likely to see any shift in relations that are set to get better with the completion of several projects such as the Johor Baru–Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS link) and the Special Economic Zone, say experts.

This is despite the handover in leadership slated for May 15 from Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

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