Economic Transformation Programme going full steam ahead


SINCE the Prime Minister launched the Economic Transformation Programme’s (ETP) Annual Report 2013, I have been reading some news headlines decrying that the ETP is “losing steam”, “losing momentum” and “struggling”. Far from that, and I want to set the record straight.

Where we are today in terms of investments within the ETP is by design and not a result of the programme experiencing fatigue or Malaysia becoming less attractive to investors.

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