Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim encourages Malaysians abroad to recognize the technological advancements and talent pool back home, citing global investors' continued belief in Malaysia's tech capabilities.
LONDON, Jan 18 -- Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim engaging with attendees during the dinner and meet-and-greet session with the Malaysia n diaspora in the United Kingdom today. --fotoBERNAMA COPYRIGHT RESERVED
The Prime Minister said this was because global investors have continued to acknowledge the tech mastery available in Malaysia as many of them reinvest after years of doing business there. Anwar said this in reply to a question during a get-together dinner with over 700 Malaysian diaspora here on Friday.
Anwar said Malaysian companies such as YTL, Eco World, Sime Darby and TNB are also doing well in the United Kingdom and have managed to win projects through open tenders mainly due to their technology and the people they have.
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