A win-win relationship


China’s one-belt one-road regional economic expansion will shower abundant trade opportunities and development on Malaysia’s ports, railways and airports.

IT was a grim-faced Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai who took over the reins of the Transport Ministry two years ago. The fair-complexioned, well put together man hardly wore a smile then. But those days are long gone. In his place stands a much happier man who talks animatedly and brims with enthusiasm.

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