Ringgit strength reflects investor confidence, human capital capability, says Ramanan


PUTRAJAYA: The strengthening of the ringgit reflects investor confidence, national policy stability, institutional strength and the capability of Malaysia’s human capital, says Datuk Seri R. Ramanan.

The Human Resources Minister said economic history and reality proved that a nation could only maintain currency strength when labour productivity rose, workforce skills were enhanced and national governance was carried out with transparency and integrity.

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