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| "Several China companies have expressed interest in investing in Sabah, particularly in tourism, agriculture and aquaculture" |
KOTA KINABALU: Several China companies have expressed interest in investing in Sabah, particularly in tourism, agriculture and aquaculture, said Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman.
He said this was a positive sign as it would help further grow some of the state’s key economic sectors.
“We are open to hearing what investors are interested in. As long as the intentions are genuine, we will facilitate the creation of new businesses in Sabah,” he said when launching the Third World Youth Congress of Jiangmen, China, here yesterday.
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| Datuk Seri Musa Amam |
The text of his speech was delivered by Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Dr Yee Moh Chai.
Musa said Sabah was drawing investments from a range of nations with the most recent being Darden Incorporated, a seafood giant from the United States, which has committed to a US$2 billion investment to develop lobster farming in the state.
He said that the chief executive officer of the company was attracted to Sabah by the stable economic and political climate, as well as the environment, which was very much in good condition....
yup,, and Datuk Masidi has signed a memorandum of collaborative agreement with the Tourism Ministry of Jiangmen to promote State tourism in China..
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good for Sabah.. More investor so it will make the economy of Sabah will rise.
ReplyDeleteSabah CM Datuk Musa Aman has expressed optimism that the 1Malaysia vision will further strengthen the people’s resolve to create a society that cares for all citizens.
DeleteKerajaan Sabah dibawah kepimpinan Datuk Musa Aman dan kerajaan persekutuan bekerjasama dengan baik untuk membangun Sabah
ReplyDeleteIt seems that there are more and more foreign companies wanting to invest in Sabah, it is not true that our CM has failed to gain FDI for Sabah as alleged by the critics. Sabah has attracted many foreign companies.
ReplyDeleteChina is a booming economic at the moment and their investment in Sabah will definitely give our own economy a boost as well. Hopefully they will invest in our state as planned.
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