Help SMEs with transformation efforts, says youth leader


Businesses including cafes have taken measures to transform their operations to suit the new normal by introducing delivery services. — Filepic

JOHOR BARU: A youth leader is hoping for a people-friendly state budget that can give financial incentives to struggling small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and help revive the tourism industry.

Johor MCA Youth chief Ling Tian Soon said the economic and social effects brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic needed to be addressed in the Johor Budget 2021.

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