‘We won’t go to WTO yet’


KUALA LUMPUR: Some of the European Union countries have accepted Malaysia’s palm oil and even expressed their desire to buy the commodity, said Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

For this reason, the government will not seek the World Trade Organisation’s (WTO) intervention yet over the European Union’s palm oil trade barriers, he added.

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