KUALA LUMPUR: Eswatini is opening its doors to Malaysian investors, offering strategic opportunities in key sectors - renewable energy, agro-processing, infrastructure, and information and communication technology (ICT) - as the African kingdom seeks to strengthen bilateral trade and investment ties.
Eswatini's High Commissioner to Malaysia Menzie S. Dlamini said the country aims to serve as a strategic manufacturing hub for Malaysian companies seeking to access the Southern African Development Community (SADC) market and beyond.
