Senior political adviser to the Prime Minister says federal investments are driven by economic potential, not political alignment, as Johor records strong growth
Amid viral outrage and social media sensationalism, the country records historic investments, economic stability, and low unemployment, challenging the narrative of perpetual crisis
Malaysia risks losing thousands of jobs if it fails to come to a trade agreement with the the United States following the latter’s new tariff regime, said Datuk Seri Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz while stressing that execution, credibility and real economic spillovers are key to sustaining investor confidence
