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| Najib Razak, Mahathir Mohamed & Muhyiddin Yassin |
It has been a hectic 10 days in Sabah, starting with a whirlwind visit of Prime Minister Najib Razak who was followed by his deputy Muhyddin Yassin and former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed. Throughout this short period, a consensus is reached: Rich Sabah is poised to be Malaysia’s richest. And the credit goes to Chief Minister Musa Aman.
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Najib has made it clear that he will continue to work with Musa to develop Sabah. Muhyddin says that investors are attracted to Sabah because of Musa’s business friendly policies. And during a public lecture at the Universiti Malaysia Sabah on May 1, Mahathir told his audience that Sabah will soon become Malaysia’s richest as it develops its oil and gas industries.
Sabahans showed their wealth at the week-long Malaysia’s unit trust fair which was held in Kota Kinabalu for the first time from April 20 to 28. It was launched 13 years ago by Permodalan Nasional Berhad, the country’s investment company. Sabahans in fact need little education on investment. About 1.08m of them, roughly a third of the state’s population, have invested 12 billion ringgit ($4 billion) in PNB’s trust funds. This makes them the fifth largest group of investors in the country.
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Good to know that the Federal Government will continue to work together with our Sabah CM to help develop Sabah.
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The MSAM Unit Trust Fair seems to be an successful event that has managed to attract many locals, hopefully they all learn something about investments during that time.
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Go..go CM Datuk Musa Aman. We believe that you can do the best for ensure Sabah be the richest state in Malaysia.
ReplyDeletecompared to the previous CM of Sabah, Musa is the only CM who managed to bring more development to this state.. I'm sure that he will be able to fulfill his mission to turn this state to be a developed and richest state by 2015..
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