Joining BRICS will not adversely affect Malaysia’s E&E sector

The bid to join BRICS is for mutual benefit as BRICS encompasses nine countries that account for 45 per cent of the global population

: Malaysia’s plan to join intergovernmental organisation BRICS will not adversely impact its electrical and electronics sector, said Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Chang Lih Kang.

“We continue to maintain our neutrality . . Earlier, Chang attended the pre-launch of the Industrial Technology Innovation Centre and official opening of the Semiconductor Research Consortium and MIMOS Academy at Kulim Hi-tech Park here today. “BRICS is just one of the multilateral platforms that we are joining. Many other countries besides Malaysia are also interested in joining BRICS, including the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia,” he added.

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