Improvements planned for JS-SEZ


JOHOR BARU: A Talent development council and a QR code-based border crossing system are among the measures Johor is taking to address concerns from investors and industries.

Johor executive councillor Lee Ting Han said that as the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) takes shape, addressing talent shortages and facilitating seamless cross-border movement are crucial for realising its full potential.

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