Johor going all out in luring more investors from Taiwan


Win-win partnership: Tee (fourth from left) receiving a souvenir from Wang. With them are (from left) Nurullydia, Malaysia Pineapple Industrial Authority chairman Datuk Samsolbari Jamali and Johor Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry Committee chairman Ismail Mohamed.

TAIPEI: Johor is going all out to strengthen bilateral relationship with the Taiwanese government to attract more investors into the state, timely with the latter’s new Southbound policy.

Johor Domestic Trade, Tourism and Consumerism Committee chairman Datuk Tee Siew Kiong said that Taiwan would be another area of focus for Johor to attract new investments.

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