Jico will help attract foreign investors, says exco


Mohd Izhar (third from left) handing over pension benefit to Mohamad Fadzil’s wife Munah Mahpul, 43, during the meeting while Tong (second from left) looks on.

JOHOR BARU: The Johor Investment Company (Jico) is expected to help the state government attract new foreign investments.

State investment, cooperatives, entrepreneurship development and human resource committee chairman Mohd Izhar Ahmad said the company was among several post Covid-19 initiatives that the government was looking into to help in the economic recovery process.

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