Yan: His RM10bil investment plan in Malaysia is ‘a vote of confidence’ for new Malaysia. — Bloomberg
KUALA LUMPUR was a hive of activities last week when the two-day China Conference organised by Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post attracted 1,000 Asian corporate leaders, policy makers, experts and investors.
It was indeed timely for investors to get an updated overview on China, in view of the escalating Sino-US trade war, fresh tension in South China Sea, doubts on China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and future of Sino-Malaysia economic relations.
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