He says Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad can ease up on its collateral requirements to approve viable projects. FMTNews
Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng and Deputy Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Chong Chieng Jen at the press conference after the launching of the RM1 billion tourism infrastructure fund in Kuching today.
The fund is available for all tourism infrastructure projects that can contribute to the development of the tourism industry, including hotels, convention centres, facilities related to education, medical or agro-tourism. “We still need world-class infrastructure to bring our visitors to the destination in relative ease. We need comfortable accommodations and other facilities to ensure their stay with us is a memorable one.”
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