MELAKA: The investor-friendly concept adopted by the state government has been enhanced further with the appointment of 29 departments and agencies un...
Investment, Industry and Technical & Vocational Education Training deputy committee chairman Datuk Khaidhirah Abu Zahar. - BERNAMApix: The investor-friendly concept adopted by the state government has been enhanced further with the appointment of 29 departments and agencies under the Melaka Industrial Booster secretariat which serves as the facilitator for investors in the state.
“Hence, we can avoid conflicting directives and be able to expedite and facilitate the investors’ business matters. This is an aspiration of the state government which wants to make Melaka an investor-friendly state which will benefit not only the state but more importantly can be enjoyed by the people,“ she said.
She said the MIB, announced last year, is an initiative by the state government to facilitate and shorten the transaction period for investors in the state by applying regulatory delivery transformation for approvals for planning, earthworks, roads and drainage, building works, and temporary permits.
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